Grafbord van François de Haze (gestorven 1676), directeur van Bengalen (1673-76)

anonymous, anonymous, anoniem, anoniem, after 1767

Grafbord van François de Haze. Ruitvormig. Indiaas hout. Zwarte lijst. Wapen geschilderd op zwarte grond. Opschrift in gele letters: 'Obiit Den 26 October Anno 1676' en 'De Hasen, Velter, Van Wissel' en 'Van Esse'.

Artwork typerouwbord
Object numberNG-117
Dimensionsheight 123 cm x width 125 cm x depth 12 cm

Grafbord van François de Haze (gestorven 1676), directeur van Bengalen (1673-76)

Identification

Title(s)
Grafbord van François de Haze (gestorven 1676), directeur van Bengalen (1673-76)
Object type
Object number
NG-117
Description
Grafbord van François de Haze. Ruitvormig. Indiaas hout. Zwarte lijst. Wapen geschilderd op zwarte grond. Opschrift in gele letters: 'Obiit Den 26 October Anno 1676' en 'De Hasen, Velter, Van Wissel' en 'Van Esse'.
Inscriptions / marks
inscription: ‘Obiit Den 26 October Anno 1676
De Hasen, Velter, Van Wissel
Van Esse’
Catalogue reference
D.G. van Epen, 'Grafschriften in Voor-Indië', De Wapenheraut I (1897), p. 174.

Creation

Creation
- anoniem
- anonymous
Dating
after 1767
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Material and technique

Material
Dimensions
height 123 cm x width 125 cm x depth 12 cm

Explanatory note

Het grafbord is afkomstig uit het koor van de in 1767 door de Nederlanders gebouwde kerk te Chinsurah, India. Deze kerk is in 1978 afgebroken? [Dick de Jong, 2002]

This work is about

Person
Subject
Place

Acquisition and rights

Credit line
Gift of the Bishop of Calcutta
Acquisition
gift 1949-03-10
Copyright
Public domain
Provenance
Commissioned by the Dutch East India Company, Fort Gustavus, Chinsurah, near Calcutta;{Note RMA.} collection of the Dutch church of Chinsurah, possibly 1767;{Note RMA.} donated by the Bishop of Calcutta through the mediation of the vice-consul of the Netherlands, Pieter de Josselin de Jong (1912-93), with 13 other objects, to the museum, 1949

Documentation

D.G. van Epen, 'Grafschriften in Voor-Indië', De Wapenheraut I (1897), p. 174.

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