His work is defined by a clear, linear style that captures the textures of fabric and the physical features of his subjects. In his portraits of figures such as Florian Christoph von Franck and Joseph Adam von Taufkirch auf Guttenberg, he uses fine hatching to create depth and volume. His series representing the months, such as July and August, combine human figures with seasonal activities. These prints provide a direct look at the social hierarchies and daily life of his time.

Modern collectors value these prints for their historical accuracy and clean compositions. The monochrome nature of his engravings allows them to fit into various interior design schemes without clashing with existing colour palettes. Pieces like July (Iulius) offer a sense of order and classical balance. These works act as windows into the Bavarian Enlightenment, offering a refined aesthetic for home galleries.