Twee geweerfoedralen behorend bij wapenrek van Cornelis Tromp

anonymous, anoniem, anoniem, anonymous, c. 1650 - c. 1679

Arms collection of Cornelis Tromp. These weapons were kept at the Amsterdam home of Cornelis Tromp. The collection included contemporary weapons of exceptional quality and several exotic weapons acquired for their curiosity value. Tromp probably received many of these weapons as gifts during his patrols of the Mediterranean Sea and in the Baltic.

Artwork typecase, gun accessories
Object numberNG-NM-6099
Dimensionslength 152.5 cm

Twee geweerfoedralen behorend bij wapenrek van Cornelis Tromp

Identification

Title(s)
Twee geweerfoedralen behorend bij wapenrek van Cornelis Tromp
Object type
Object number
NG-NM-6099
Description
Twee roodgelakte houten geweerfoedralen behorend bij de lontslotgeweren uit het ensemble. De foedralen beschermen niet het volledige geweer, maar uitsluitend de bovenkant en werden waarschijnlijk met zijden linten op de geweren bevestigd.
Catalogue reference
- Documentatiemap.
- Eveline Sint Nicolaas, 'A Diplomatic Gift Full of Surprises : The weapon rack of Cornelis Tromp and other 'exotic' arms belonging to Tromp and Michiel de Ruyter', in: Thom Richardson, East Meets West : Diplomatic Gifts of Arms and Armour between Europe and Asia, proceedings of the Royal Armouries conference held at H.M. Tower of London, Saturday 14 September 2013, p. 99, fig. 10.

Creation

Creation
- anoniem, southeast Asia
- anonymous, southeast Asia
Dating
c. 1650 - c. 1679
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Material and technique

Material
Technique
Dimensions
length 152.5 cm

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Acquisition and rights

Acquisition
purchase 1884
Copyright
Public domain

Documentation

- Documentatiemap.
- Eveline Sint Nicolaas, 'A Diplomatic Gift Full of Surprises : The weapon rack of Cornelis Tromp and other 'exotic' arms belonging to Tromp and Michiel de Ruyter', in: Thom Richardson, East Meets West : Diplomatic Gifts of Arms and Armour between Europe and Asia, proceedings of the Royal Armouries conference held at H.M. Tower of London, Saturday 14 September 2013, p. 99, fig. 10.

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