Johann Kenckel

Johann Kenckel (1688–1722) was a German painter and engraver active in Nuremberg, renowned for his mezzotint portraits. His works include notable figures like Johann Hübner, a respected German geographer and educator. Kenckel’s portraits are distinguished by their detailed inscriptions and dedications, often highlighting the intellectual accomplishments of his subjects. His contributions to early 18th-century portrait engraving are celebrated for their artistic finesse and historical value.