The Nave and Choir of the Mariakerk in Utrecht

? Commissioned by or for Constantijn Huygens (1596-1687), Plein, The Hague; ? his son, Constantijn Huygens II (1628-97), with the house on Plein, The Hague;{Leerintveld 1988, p. 100.} ? his son, Constantijn Huygens III (1674-1704), with the house on Plein, The Hague;{Leerintveld 1988, p. 101.}? his mother, Susanna Rijckaert (1642-1712), with the house on Plein, The Hague;{Leerintveld 1988, p. 101} ? her sister-in-law, Susanna Huygens (1637-1725), with the house on Plein, The Hague;{Leerintveld 1988, p. 101.} her sale, Voorhout, The Hague, sold on the premises, 6 November 1725, no. 83 (‘Noch een Perspectieff door den zelve, verbeeldende de Sta. Maria Kerk te Utrecht, van binnen te zien, drie voet tien duim en een half hoog, drie voet en een half duim breedt’), ? bought in; ? her daughter, Philippina Doublet (1672-1746), wife of Constantijn Huygens IV (1675-1739), with the house on Plein, The Hague;{Leerintveld 1988, p. 101.} ? her daughter, Susanna Louisa Huygens (1714-85), with the house on Plein, The Hague;{Leerintveld 1988, p. 103.} ? purchased by Jacob Verheije van Citters (1753-1823), with the house on Plein, 12 February 1787;{Leerintveld 1988, p. 106.} purchased by Jonkheer Johannes Goldberg (1763-1828), with the house on Plein, The Hague, 15 April 1800;{Van der Haagen 1928, p. 37.} description of his house on Plein, The Hague, 1827, as ‘het inwendige der Mariakerk te Utrecht, door P. Saanredam’;{Transcribed in Van der Muelen 1889, p. 76.} purchased by the State, with the house on Plein, The Hague, 5 January 1829;{Van der Muelen 1889, p. 72.} transferred to the Nederlandsch Museum voor Geschiedenis en Kunst, The Hague (inv. no. 115), 1874; transferred to the museum, February 1885; on loan to the Centraal Museum, Utrecht, February 1924-17 July 1936