Portret van Michael Lemke after 1630

This etching by Peter Troschel, created after 1630, is a portrait of Michael Lemke. The artwork depicts Lemke in a three-quarter view, with his long hair and beard, and a detailed rendering of his clothing. Troschel was a German artist known for his portraits and engravings, and this work showcases his skillful use of line and detail to create a realistic portrayal of his subject. The engraving features Lemke’s name inscribed below the image, and Troschel’s signature in the lower right corner.