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The time of Reformation was important for the spread of humanistic portraits in Hungary. The poetical interpretation of these portraits in classical terms also belonged to humanistic culture. The artist of the portrait of Zacharias Mossóczy (1577), which was recently identified in a unique print of the Albertina in Vienna, was Martino Rota, a very influential painter in the Prague circle of Emperor Rudolph II. He was also active in the service of Hungarian patron's. His portrait engraving corresponds to the topoi of author's representation.