Jodocus de Momper

Anthonis van Dyck, probably 1626/1641

The image shows a detailed engraved portrait of a man's upper body. He is positioned at a three-quarter angle, with his head turned slightly towards the viewer, displaying his facial features. The man appears aged and wise, with distinct lines on his face, a prominent nose, and a groomed curled mustache. His hair is closely cropped, and he wears a cloak over his shoulders and a garment with buttons. His hand is raised, with no visible object. The background outlines mountainous terrain, and the name "Jodocus de Momper" is inscribed at the bottom.
Artist
Anthonis van Dyck
Date
probably 1626/1641
Type
Print
Medium
etching
Collection
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licence
Public domain, CC0

Image description

The image shows a detailed engraved portrait of a man's upper body. He is positioned at a three-quarter angle, with his head turned slightly towards the viewer, displaying his facial features. The man appears aged and wise, with distinct lines on his face, a prominent nose, and a groomed curled mustache. His hair is closely cropped, and he wears a cloak over his shoulders and a garment with buttons. His hand is raised, with no visible object. The background outlines mountainous terrain, and the name "Jodocus de Momper" is inscribed at the bottom.

Anthonis van Dyck