Portret van Hans Worrenbergh Possibly 1676 - 1700

This anonymous portrait engraving of Hans Worrenbergh from the late 17th century, now in the Rijksmuseum, showcases the subject in a formal pose, leaning on his cane, wearing a feathered hat and a richly adorned coat. While the artist remains unknown, the engraving captures the individual's stature and presence, hinting at a life of privilege. The detail in the subject's attire and the inscription below the portrait point to a specific, identifiable figure, highlighting the importance of social standing within the art of portraiture.