Rudolf Werenfels
Born in 1629.
Died in 1673.
Rudolf Werenfels was a portrait painter whose activity extended to various German princely courts. He pursued his studies in Amsterdam and Italy, which undoubtedly may have influenced his style. From 1664 onwards, he settled in Basel, where he continued to develop his artistic practice.
The details of his career and works remain partly obscure, leaving room for interpretation and further research into his impact on the field of seventeenth-century portrait painting.