Portretten van Jan Weenix, Robbert Duval en Johannes Vollevens 1750

"Portretten van Jan Weenix, Robbert Duval en Johannes Vollevens" is an etching and engraving by Pieter Tanjé, dating from 1750. It depicts three men, identified as Jan Weenix, Robbert Duval, and Johannes Vollevens, each in an oval frame with a simple background. The artist uses detailed lines to create the portraits, emphasizing their features and clothing. This work is part of the Rijksmuseum collection and is a prime example of Dutch portraiture from the 18th century, a period that witnessed a renewed interest in portraiture and its realistic portrayal of individuals.