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Christiaan Hagen was a German engraver, active during the 17th century. He was born in Bremen in 1635 and died in 1707. He is known for his portraits and heraldic engravings. Hagen's engravings are often characterized by their detailed and realistic depiction of figures and objects, as seen in his portrait of Henry de Bourbon, Prince de Condé. His work is significant for its contribution to the development of engraving as an art form during the Baroque period. He was particularly well-regarded for his ability to capture the likeness of his subjects and the intricate details of their clothing and armor.
Born
1635
Birth place
Bremen
Died
1707
Portret van Willem III, prins van Oranje
Christiaan Hagen
1682
Portret van Adriaen Banckert
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Armand-Jean du Plessis, hertog van Richelieu
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Frederik IV van Baden
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Michiel Adriaansz de Ruyter
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Leopold I, keizer van Duitsland
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Adriaan Banckert
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Georg Friedrich, prins van Waldeck-Eisenberg
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Julius Mazarin
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Karel IV, hertog van Lotharingen
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Hendrik Casimir, Prins van Nassau
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Wouter Schouten
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Johannes Stuckius
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Johan de Witt
Christiaan Hagen
1679
Portret van Paul Wurz
Christiaan Hagen
1679