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Portrait of Lucas Vorsterman the Elder, Baroque engraver, 1595-1675
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Portrait of Lucas Vorsterman the Elder, Baroque engraver, 1595-1675
6338911 Portrait of Lucas Vorsterman the Elder, Baroque engraver, 1595-1675 by Dyck, Anthony van (1599-1641) (after); (add.info.: Portrait of Lucas Vorsterman the Elder, Baroque engraver, 1595-1675. Luke Vosterman, Steel engraving by W. Raddon after a portrait by Anthony van Dyck from Edward Walmsleys Physiognomical Portraits, One Hundred Distinguished Characters, John Major, London, 1827.); © Florilegius
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Anthony Van Dyck Edward Walmsley John Major One Hundred Distinguished Characters Physiognomical Portraits Regency Steel Engraving
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This portrait print showcases Lucas Vorsterman the Elder, a prominent Baroque engraver who lived from 1595 to 1675. The image, created by Anthony van Dyck and reproduced through steel engraving by W. Raddon, captures the essence of Vorsterman's distinguished character. Vorsterman's face is rendered with remarkable detail and precision, showcasing his strong features and intense gaze. His expression exudes confidence and wisdom, reflecting his significant contributions to the art world during the Baroque era. The artist skillfully employs light and shadow to create depth in this portrait print, emphasizing Vorsterman's facial contours and adding an air of mystery to his persona. The intricate lines etched into the steel plate capture every nuance of his visage, highlighting both his artistic talent as an engraver himself and Van Dyck's mastery as a painter. This particular print originates from Edward Walmsley's "Physiognomical Portraits" a collection that celebrates one hundred distinguished characters from various walks of life. Published in London in 1827 under John Major's guidance, it serves as a testament to Vorsterman's enduring legacy even centuries after his death. Bridgeman Images has preserved this exquisite piece of art history for us to admire today. As we gaze upon this portrait print, we are transported back in time to witness the brilliance of Lucas Vorsterman - an influential figure whose artistic prowess continues to inspire generations.
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