Portret van Julius Friedrich Buccelleni 1672 - 1725

Christoph Weigel's engraving, "Portret van Julius Friedrich Buccelleni," depicts Julius Friedrich Buccelleni, a prominent figure in 17th-century Europe. The portrait, which is housed at the Rijksmuseum, showcases Buccelleni in an oval frame, with a detailed depiction of his face, a large, intricately curled wig, and a fine, lace-trimmed collar. The inscription surrounding the portrait reveals his official titles: "Comes Sac. Caes. Mai.e Consilarius Intimus." This inscription underscores the importance of Buccelleni as a high-ranking figure in the Holy Roman Empire. The artwork exemplifies the Baroque era's interest in visual representation of status and power.