118 Lancelot Volders (1636-1723)
119 Mattheus Verheyden (1700-1777) Portrait of a lady in a blue dress signed ‘M Verheyden’ (centre left) oil on canvas, mounted on panel, oval, 33,5x28,5 cm
Portrait of a gentleman with a wig, possibly representing Johan Willem Friso (1687-1711) signed and dated ‘L. Volders/pinxt/1698’ (lower right) oil on canvas, oval, 90x77 cm
€900 - €1,200
€2,000 - €3,000
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120 Dutch School (1620)
121 French School (Second Half 17th Century) Portrait of a standing man in armour with the knight’s cross of the ‘Ordre du Saint-Esprit’
A pencil annotation on the back of a black-and-white photograph in the RKD, The Hague suggests an attribution to the circle of Robert Nanteuil (1623-1678) or Philippe de Champaigne (1602-1674). The ‘Ordre du Saint-Esprit’ (Order of the Holy Spirit) was founded in 1578 by King Henry III in France (1551- 1589) as the highest chivalric order of France, created to strengthen the loyalty of the Catholic nobility to the crown. It was abolished during the French Revolution and permanently dissolved in 1830.
Portrait of an eight year old boy wearing a ruffled collar and holding an ebony staff in his right hand annotated and dated ‘Anno Aetatis 8/1620’ (upper right) oil on panel, 69x58,5 cm
oil on canvas, 130x96 cm
€3,000 - €5,000
€1,500 - €2,000
Provenance: -Auction, Frederik Muller & Co., Amsterdam (according to a stamp on a photo in the RKD, The Hague).
Provenance: -In the collection of the family of the present owner since at least 60 years.
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