Portrait of Dirk van Bronckhorst and Batenburg, Lord of Batenburg

A man is shown in a bust-length portrait within an oval frame, wearing a formal ruff and a patterned doublet. He is posed looking toward the right against a dark, cross-hatched background. A caption in a cursive script at the bottom identifies him as the Lord of Batenburg.

As a work by Hendrick Goltzius, this portrait represents the refined technical precision of the Haarlem Mannerist school. Goltzius was a key figure in the visual articulation of Northern Humanism, a movement that frequently intersected with Hermetic and Neoplatonic thought in the late 16th-century Netherlands.