Cornelis Evertsen (1642 - 1706), Lieutenant Admiral of Zeeland
- Artist
- Nicolaes Maes
- Date
- 1680
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Rijksmuseum
This portrait of Cornelis Evertsen (1642–1706) captures the esteemed Lieutenant Admiral of Zeeland amidst the grandeur of the Baroque era. The painting emphasizes his noble bearing and commanding presence, reflecting the power and prestige associated with his naval rank. Through dynamic composition and rich use of light and shadow, typical of Baroque art, the artist conveys both his military prowess and personal dignity. This portrait not only honors Evertsen’s legacy but also exemplifies the artistic style of a turbulent yet opulent period in Dutch history.
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