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Original fileA portrait sketch of a youth in three-quarter view, executed in red chalk on paper. The subject wears a broad-brimmed, soft hat and looks directly at the observer with a faint, subtle smile. The delicate feathered strokes and soft shading are characteristic of the artist's naturalistic studies from life.
Hendrick Goltzius was a master engraver and a central figure of Haarlem Mannerism, a movement that frequently integrated technical virtuosity with the Neoplatonic and moralizing intellectual currents of the late 16th-century Netherlands. While this work is a life study, such naturalism provided the empirical foundation for the complex allegorical and esoteric engravings produced within his influential circle.
voilla le portrait 00-628 3
Translation
see the portrait 00-628
Object
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Engraving
portrait
Digital Source
Wikimedia Commons · CC0
http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.collect.8536
Creative Commons Zero, Public Domain Dedication
5782 × 4278 px
71e281d65703912e98c0bebd19982b2efdc575f0
April 29, 2024
March 23, 2026
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