Principele Johann Georg Christian von Lobkowitz, general-comandant în Transilvaniei (în Registrul inventar: Principele Georg Christian von Lobkowitz).Pandant: Marie Henriette von Waldstein-Wartenburg, soția principelui Johann Georg Christian von Lobkowitz

Auerbach employs chiaroscuro to create depth and drama, focusing attention on the prince's face and ornate uniform. The dark background, subtle landscape, and intricate details (embroidery, table setting) further characterize the Baroque style.

Painted in 1739 by Auerbach, then Imperial Court Painter (appointed 1735), this work has a pendant portrait of the prince's wife, Marie Henriette von Waldstein-Wartenburg, indicating a commissioned family piece.

Created during the Baroque period, the portrait reflects the artistic and social conventions of its time, prioritizing the display of wealth, power, and military distinction among nobility.

As part of Auerbach's oeuvre, the portrait contributes to the historical record of Baroque portraiture and the visual legacy of European nobility in the 18th century, though its broader artistic impact is defined by its adherence to period conventions.