Lieven Willemsz van Coppenol
It is hardly a coincidence that Coppenol is portrayed holding a sheet of paper and a pen; after all, he was a calligrapher. He was not without vanity. He asked poets to write odes to his skill, which he then inscribed in calligraphy below his portrait. Rembrandt etched him twice; the first version with his grandson Antonius was probably not entirely to his liking.