Paul de Vos

Anthonis van Dyck, probably 1626/1641

The image shows an etching of a man from the shoulders up, in a three-quarter profile facing to the left. He has distinct facial features including a mustache, beard, sharp cheekbones, and medium-length wavy hair covering his ears and partially his forehead. He wears a formal outfit with a large, ruffled collar. There is no visible jewelry or objects in his hands. The etching detail around his face and collar is intricate. The background is a crosshatched texture, denser at the top and right sides of the head, fading into blank space below.
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 an etching of a man from the shoulders up, in a three-quarter profile facing to the left. He has distinct facial features including a mustache, beard, sharp cheekbones, and medium-length wavy hair covering his ears and partially his forehead. He wears a formal outfit with a large, ruffled collar. There is no visible jewelry or objects in his hands. The etching detail around his face and collar is intricate. The background is a crosshatched texture, denser at the top and right sides of the head, fading into blank space below.

Anthonis van Dyck