Portrait of Mertijntje van Ceters (1609-24)

anoniem, anonymous, anoniem, anonymous, 1623

Portret van Mertijntje van Ceters (1609-24). Zuster van Johan van Ceters. Kniestuk, staande naar rechts. Handschoen in de rechterhand, een waaier in de linkerhand. Rechtsboven het familiewapen.

Artwork typepainting
Object numberSK-A-2076
Dimensionssupport: height 103.9 cm x width 76.5 cm, outer size: depth 5.2 cm (support incl. frame)
Physical characteristicsoil on panel

Portrait of Mertijntje van Ceters (1609-24)

Identification

Title(s)
Portrait of Mertijntje van Ceters (1609-24)
Object type
Object number
SK-A-2076
Description
Portret van Mertijntje van Ceters (1609-24). Zuster van Johan van Ceters. Kniestuk, staande naar rechts. Handschoen in de rechterhand, een waaier in de linkerhand. Rechtsboven het familiewapen.
Inscriptions / marks
- inscription, on the reverse: ‘Martinje van Ceters. / Dochter van Aernout en Anna van der Hooge. / Geb: 28 Junij 1609. / Overl: 26 Oct. 1629.’
- inscription, upper left: ‘ÆT.º SVA. 14.’
- coat of arms, upper right: on a blue field, a horizontal silver bar with alternating battlements, with seven gold stars (4-3) and a silver top of a shield decorated with floral motifs (damascening). In the escutcheon: a Moor’s head
- date, upper right: ‘AN. / 1623.’
- inscription, on the reverse: ‘46’
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Creation

Creation
- painter: anonymous
- painter: anoniem
Dating
1623
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Material and technique

Physical description
oil on panel
Material
Dimensions
- support: height 103.9 cm x width 76.5 cm
- outer size: depth 5.2 cm (support incl. frame)

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Person
Subject

Acquisition and rights

Credit line
Jonkheer J. de Witte van Citters Bequest, The Hague
Acquisition
bequest 1876
Copyright
Public domain
Provenance
...; ? by descent to Jonkheer Jacob de Witte van Citters (1817-76), The Hague; by whom bequeathed to the Nederlandsch Museum voor Geschiedenis en Kunst, The Hague, 1876, but given in usufruct to his sister Carolina Hester de Witte van Citters (1820-1901), The Hague; her husband Arnoldus Andries des Tombe (1818-1902), The Hague; transferred to the museum in 1903; transferred to the Deutsche Informations Bibliothek, December 1943; returned to the museum, September 1944; on loan through the DRVK since 1962

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