Portrait of Jacobus Rolandus (1562-1632) after 1632

This oil painting, "Portrait of Jacobus Rolandus," was created after 1632 by Cornelis van der Voort, a Dutch painter known for his portraits. The portrait depicts Rolandus in a close-up, showcasing his features and the details of his clothing. The subject’s face is rendered with realism, capturing the subtle details of his skin, eyes, and beard. The use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth, highlighting his features and bringing the painting to life. This piece exemplifies the Dutch Golden Age portraiture genre, where portraits were often commissioned by wealthy patrons to commemorate their lives.