Old Master Paintings

Old Master Paintings

View full screen - View 1 of Lot 70. Portrait of Ernst van Reede (d. 1640), Lord of De Vuursche and Drakestein, three-quarter length, wearing black and holding gloves and a sabel; Portrait of his wife, Elisabeth van Utenhove (d. 1637), three-quarter length, wearing black and holding a fan.

The Property of a European Private Collector

After Paulus Moreelse

Portrait of Ernst van Reede (d. 1640), Lord of De Vuursche and Drakestein, three-quarter length, wearing black and holding gloves and a sabel; Portrait of his wife, Elisabeth van Utenhove (d. 1637), three-quarter length, wearing black and holding a fan

Lot Closed

April 6, 02:10 PM GMT

Estimate

8,000 - 12,000 GBP

Lot Details

Description

The Property of a European Private Collector

After Paulus Moreelse

Portrait of Ernst van Reede (d. 1640), Lord of De Vuursche and Drakestein, three-quarter length, wearing black and holding gloves and a sabel; Portrait of his wife, Elisabeth van Utenhove (d. 1637), three-quarter length, wearing black and holding a fan


each unframed: 134 x 106.4 cm.; 52¾ x 41⅞ in.

each framed: 154.2 x 126.5 cm.; 60¾ x 49⅞ in.

Westzaan, inv. no. M23 (according to an old painted inscription on the frame);
Anonymous sale, Amsterdam, Sotheby's, 15 November 2005, lot 48 (for EUR 16,800).

Seventeenth-century copies after signed and dated works of 1628 by Paulus Moreelse; the portrait of Ernst van Reede is in Slot Zuylen, Oud Zuilen (inv. no. S165),1 and the portrait of Elisabeth van Utenhove, now lost, was formerly in the Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum, Berlin.2 This pair was most probably commissioned by other members of the sitters' families.


1 https://rkd.nl/explore/images/25842

2 https://rkd.nl/explore/images/299056