Portret van de theoloog Henricus Sacheverell 1710

This etching, created in 1710 by Dutch artist Pieter Schenk (1660-1711), depicts the theologian Henricus Sacheverell. The portrait, housed at the Rijksmuseum, showcases Sacheverell in a formal pose, dressed in a black robe and a white collar. His long, curly wig and solemn expression emphasize his status as a prominent figure within the Church. This artwork exemplifies the printmaking techniques popular in the 18th century, capturing a likeness of the subject with impressive detail.