Portretten van Pieter Stevens, Jan Saenredam en Joos de Momper II

This engraving displays three portraits of prominent 17th-century figures arranged together. Pieter Stevens is shown at the top left, Jan Saenredam appears in a profile medallion at the top right, and Joos de Momper II is depicted on a canvas propped up in the foreground. On the table next to the painting sit a small glass bottle and a rolled-up scroll.

This print documents the network of artists and patrons associated with the Haarlem Mannerist circle and the court of Emperor Rudolf II in Prague. Both groups were deeply invested in Neoplatonism and Hermetic allegories, with Saenredam serving as a primary engraver for many esoteric and planetary series of the era.