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Friedrich van Hulsen, born in Middelburg in 1580, was a Dutch engraver known for his portraits. His works often depict prominent figures, including military leaders and religious dignitaries. Hulsen's engravings are characterized by their detailed rendering of facial features and clothing, showcasing a meticulous and realistic style. His work is a valuable source for understanding the visual culture of the 17th century and provides insights into the lives of those he portrayed. He produced numerous portraits, often incorporating Latin inscriptions and decorative frames, contributing to the genre's development in the Netherlands.
Born
1580
Birth place
Middelburg
Death place
Frankfurt am Main
Portret van Theodorus van Steinheim
Friedrich van Hulsen
1649
Portret van Mathias Renz
Friedrich van Hulsen
1649
Portret van Laurentius Hubner
Friedrich van Hulsen
1649
Portret van Wenzel Czabeliczki von Sauticz
Friedrich van Hulsen
1649
Begrafenis van koning Gustaaf II Adolf, 1634
Friedrich van Hulsen
1634
Vroomheid, Menselijkheid en het Laatste Oordeel
Friedrich van Hulsen
1630
Portret van paus Pius V
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627
Portret van paus Sixtus V
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627
Portret van paus Clemens VIII
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627
Portret van paus Paulus III
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627
Portret van paus Innocentius IX
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627
Portret van paus Leo X
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627
Portret van paus Leo XI
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627
Portret van paus Gregorius XIII
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627
Portret van paus Marcellus II
Friedrich van Hulsen
1627