Portrait of a Woman, Probably Maria Trip (1619-1683)

Rembrandt van Rijn, 1639

The sitter is likely the 20-year-old Maria Trip. She hailed from an extremely wealthy family involved in the arms trade. Here, she displays her affluence in full regalia: she wears a collar of the finest lace, a brooch with matching earrings, and a fortune in pearls. The Chinese folding fan in her left hand was still a very rare and therefore precious accessory in 1639.

  • Artwork typepainting
  • Object numberSK-C-597
  • Dimensionsheight 107 cm x width 82 cm
  • Physical characteristicsoil on panel

Identification

  • Title(s)

    • Portrait of a woman, probably Maria Trip (former title)
    • Portrait of a woman, possibly Maria Trip
    • Portrait of a Woman, Probably Maria Trip (1619-1683)
  • Object type

  • Object number

    SK-C-597

  • Description

    Portret van Maria Trip (1619-83), zuster van Jacobus Trip en later de echtgenote van Balthasar Coymans. Staande, ten halven lijve, naar links. De linkerarm rust op een trapleuning, in de hand een waaier.

  • Inscriptions / marks

    signature and date: ‘Rembrandt f. 1639’


Creation

  • Creation

    painter: Rembrandt van Rijn

  • Dating

    1639

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Material and technique

  • Physical description

    oil on panel

  • Dimensions

    height 107 cm x width 82 cm


This work is about

  • Person

  • Subject


Acquisition and rights

  • Credit line

    On loan from the Familie Van Weede Stichting

  • Copyright


Documentation

    • The Rembrandt Database, Object information, Rembrandt, Portrait of a woman probably Maria Trip, c. 1639, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, inv. no. SK-C-597, http://www.rembrandtdatabase.org/Rembrandt/painting/3042/portrait-of-a-woman-probably-maria-trip, accessed 2016 February 01
    • R. Meijer, 'Portret van Maria Trip', Rijksmuseum Kunstkrant 32, nr. 6 (nov./dec. 2006), p. 12-13
    • J. van der Veen, Opdrachtgevers in Amsterdam en Den Haag, In de gunst van hoge heren, in: Kunstschrift 3 (2009), p. 37, afb. 39

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