Portrait of Ruben Parduyn

• Portrait of Ruben Parduyn. Knight of the Order of St John (former title)
• Portrait of Ruben Parduyn
• Portret van Ruben Parduyn. Ridder van de Johannieterorde (former title)

SK-A-894

Ruben Parduyn. Ridder van het Heilig Graf. Ten halven lijve, een palmtak in de rechterghand en het orde teken om de hals. Een latere kopie. Op de achterzijde de wapens van hem en zijn echtgenote, een inscriptie en het cijfer 10.

• inscription, on the reverse: ‘DHeer Rubijn Perduijns Ridder van Jerusalem, trouwde Anno 1320 Vrouwe Barbara Floris dogter Michiels Ende van Juffr. Magdalena Fossez’ (In 1320, Ruben Parduyn, Knight of Jerusalem, married Lady Barbara Floris, daughter of Michiel and Magdalena Fossez)
• coat of arms, on the reverse: in chief, three red roses on a white ground, below that a silver lion rampant on a red field
• coat of arms, on the reverse: a red chevron with three red six-pointed stars, two above one, on a gold field. Crest: a silver swan with its neck curved downward and its wings raised

• painter: copy after Jan Gossart
• painter: anoniem, Northern Netherlands [rejected attribution]

after c. 1644

olieverf op paneel

• height 74 cm x width 59 cm
• depth 6 cm

Jonkheer J. de Witte van Citters Bequest, The Hague

Public domain

...; ? collection Josina Parduyn (1642-1718), Middelburg, second wife of Aernout van Citters (1633-96);{HUA, PA 26, Des Tombe archive, no. 843, list of family portraits, under `pourtraiten van mijn [Jacob van Citters] vaders moederskant´.} ? her son, Caspar van Citters (1674-1734), Middelburg;{HUA, PA 26, Des Tombe archive, no. 843, list of family portraits, under `pourtraiten van mijn [Jacob van Citters] vaders moederskant´.} his son, Jacob van Citters (1708-92), Middelburg, no. 17 (`Robbert Parduyn Ridder van Jerusalem door ...´);{HUA, PA 26, Des Tombe archive, no. 843, list of family portraits, under `pourtraiten van mijn [Jacob van Citters] vaders moederskant´.} by descent to Jonkheer Jacob de Witte van Citters (1817-76), Middelburg; first recorded in the collection of the De Witte van Citters family in the portrait room of Kasteel Popkensburg, no. 27, early 19th century (`Rubyn Parduyn A [date incomplete]);{HUA, PA 26, Des Tombe archive, no. 843, drawn plan of the portrait room of Kasteel Popkensburg.} bequeathed to the Nederlandsch Museum voor Geschiedenis en Kunst, The Hague (inv. no. 3223) by Jonkheer Jacob de Witte van Citters, 1876; transferred to the museum, 1885

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https://id.rijksmuseum.nl/20025867