Portrait of Anna van der Does (1609-1650)

Portrait of Anna van der Does (1609-1650)

SK-A-2185

Portret van Anna van der Does, echtgenote van Jan de Hooghe. Borstbeeld naar links, met een grote plooikraag, Pendant van SK-A-2184.

• inscription, top right (A and E ligated): ‘AET. 33’
• label, on the reverse: ‘No 4 / Anna v.d. Does / huisvrouw van J. de Hooghe / geb: 18 Nov: 1609’
• label, on the reverse: ‘Anna vander Does / Geboore 18 November 1609 / Obiit 7 february 1650 / troude 20 Desember 1633 / met Jan de Hooghe / Geboore 26 Juny 1608 / Obiit 5 April 1682.’
• signature and date, top left (P and H ligated): ‘PHennekyn .f 1642’

painter: Paulus Hennekyn (mentioned on object)

1642

olieverf op doek

• depth 7.5 cm
• height 66.7 cm x width 60.9 cm

M.E. van den Brink Bequest, Velp

Public domain

? Commissioned by or for the sitter;{According to the labels on the reverse; see Inscriptions.} ? her daughter, Anna de Hooghe (?-1717), Amsterdam; ? her son, Johannes Bakhuizen (1683-1731), Amsterdam; ? his son, Ludolf Bakhuizen (1717-1782), Amsterdam/Rotterdam; ? his daughter, Christina Sebilla Charlotte van den Brink (1750-1810), Amsterdam; ? her son, Hendrik Arend van den Brink (1783-1852), Amsterdam; his daughter, Maria Elisabeth van den Brink (1824-1905), Velp; by whom bequeathed to the museum, with 295 other objects, including 29 paintings, mostly family portraits, 1905;{_Verslagen omtrent ´s Rijks verzamelingen van geschiedenis en kunst_ 1905 (annual report of the Rijksmuseum), pp. 10, 16.} on loan to Prof. Jan Nicolaas Bakhuizen van den Brink (1896-1987), 40 Rapenburg, Leiden, with SK-A-2184, 1950-87{The portraits can be seen in a photograph of the interior in T.H. Lunsingh Scheurleer, C.W. Fock and A.J. van Dissel (eds.), _Het Rapenburg: Geschiedenis van een Leidse gracht_, Va, Leiden 1990, p. 359.}

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https://id.rijksmuseum.nl/20028036