Portrait of a Man in a Fur Coat

From the Rijksmuseum record

Most portrait prints bear the names of the makers and the sitters. Prints that lack them are sometimes puzzling. This rare etching of an elderly man in a fur coat, for example, was long attributed to the 17th-century artist Jan Lievens, a friend of Rembrandt. The print, however, dates from the 18th century, and its creator remains unknown for now.