Lodewijk de Dieu by Jonas Suyderhoff after Pieter Dubordieu

Medium

engraving

Classification

Print

Department

CG-E

Museum

National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Credit

Rosenwald Collection

Accession Number

1943.3.8090

Art Historical Context

Discover the elegant portrait engraving *Lodewijk de Dieu created around 1642 by Dutch printmaker Jonas Suyderef after an original by Pieter Dubord. This work captures the poised likeness of its sitter—likely a notable figure of the era—during the Dutch Golden Age, a time when portraiture flourished amid prosperity and cultural exchange in the Netherlands. Suyderhoef, renowned for his reproductive engravings, skillfully translated Dubordieu's painting into print, preserving the subject's refined features and attire for wider audiences. As an engraving, this piece exemplifies a pivotal 17th-ce...

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