Portrait of Margaretha de Geer (1585-1672)

Jacob Gerritsz Cuyp (signed by artist), Jacob Gerritsz. Cuyp (signed by artist), Jacob Gerritsz Cuyp (signed by artist), Jacob Gerritsz. Cuyp (signed by artist), 1651

Portret van Margaretha de Geer, echtgenote van Jacob Trip, ten halven lijve met een grote kanten kraag en een zwart kapje op het hoofd.

Artwork typepainting
Object numberSK-A-611
Dimensionssupport: height 73.9 cm x width 59.5 cm, outer size: depth 6 cm (support incl. frame)
Physical characteristicsoil on panel

Portrait of Margaretha de Geer (1585-1672)

Identification

Title(s)
- Portrait of Margaretha de Geer (1585-1672)
- Margaretha de Geer (1585-1672), Wife of Jacob Jacobsz. Trip (former title)
Object type
Object number
SK-A-611
Description
Portret van Margaretha de Geer, echtgenote van Jacob Trip, ten halven lijve met een grote kanten kraag en een zwart kapje op het hoofd.
Inscriptions / marks
signature, date and inscription, and inscribed, lower left (J and G ligated): ‘Ætatis. 66 / JG cuyp. fecit / 1651.’
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Creation

Creation
- painter: Jacob Gerritsz Cuyp (signed by artist)
- painter: Jacob Gerritsz. Cuyp (signed by artist)
Dating
1651
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Material and technique

Physical description
oil on panel
Material
Dimensions
- support: height 73.9 cm x width 59.5 cm
- outer size: depth 6 cm (support incl. frame)

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Person
Subject

Acquisition and rights

Acquisition
purchase 1877
Copyright
Public domain
Provenance
? The sitter’s brother, Louis de Geer (1587-1652), with pendant; ? by inheritance, with pendant, to Egbert Lintelo de Geer (1822-87), Zeist; sale, Gillis van der Voort (†) et al., Amsterdam (C.P. Roos and C.P. Roos Jr.), 13 March 1877, no. 3, fl. 104, to the museum, through the mediation of the dealer, Frederik Muller{Some of the paintings, including this lot, were the property of Van der Voort’s son-in-law, Egbert Lintelo de Geer. RANH, ARS, IS, inv. 160, no. 130 (24 March 1877, no. 46); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 228, no. 17 (27 March 1877).}

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