Bildnis des Medailleurs und Münzmeisters Jakob Stampfer

Executed in oil paint on a wooden panel, the work exemplifies 16th-century European artistic techniques. Asper's use of chiaroscuro adds depth and volume, while attention to detail characterizes the subject's appearance and the subtle pattern on his jacket.

The painting is part of the Kunsthaus Zürich collection, highlighting its significance within Swiss cultural heritage.

Created by a prominent Swiss painter of the time, the work reflects the Northern Renaissance's emphasis on portraiture and the depiction of professionals, aligning with Asper's known expertise in portraiture and decorative arts.

While specific lasting impacts of this portrait are not detailed, it contributes to the broader legacy of Northern Renaissance portraiture and the documentation of 16th-century professions through art.