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Portrait of Jan Hendrik van Heemskerck, Count of the Holy Roman Empire, Lord of Achttienhoven, Den B Creator: Jan Maurits Quinkhard
Portrait of Jan Hendrik van Heemskerck, Count of the Holy Roman Empire, Lord of Achttienhoven, Den Bosch and Eyndschoten, Captain of the Citizenry of Amsterdam (Johan Hendrik Graaf Van Heemskerk), 1710-1730
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Captain Cloak Count Half Length Holy Roman Empire Jan Maurits Quinkhard Jan Quinkhard Length Lord Lordship Nobility Quinkhard Jan Maurits Aristocrat
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This stunning 18th century portrait captures the noble and regal presence of Jan Hendrik van Heemskerck, Count of the Holy Roman Empire, Lord of Achttienhoven, Den Bosch and Eyndschoten, and Captain of the Citizenry of Amsterdam. Painted by the renowned Dutch artist Jan Maurits Quinkhard around 1710-1730, the portrait showcases the aristocrat in a half-length pose, dressed in the opulent apparel of the Baroque era. The Count's richly colored cloak, adorned with intricate patterns, is draped over his shoulders, adding to his grandeur. He gestures with one hand, conveying a sense of authority and confidence. The portrait reflects the fashion trends of the time, with the Count's clothing featuring voluminous sleeves, a high collar, and a tight waistcoat. The use of oil on canvas technique by Quinkhard brings out the intricate details of the fabric textures and the Count's facial features, showcasing his refined aristocratic heritage. The portrait is a testament to the artistic and cultural heritage of the Low Countries during the Baroque era, and is a must-see for anyone interested in European art and history.
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