Portrait of the Regents of the House of Correction in Middelburg, Allaert van Loeninga, 1643

Identification

Title(s)

Portrait of the Regents of the House of Correction in Middelburg

Object type

painting

Object number

SK-A-3459

Inscriptions / marks

signature and date, upper right: ‘A. Loening[.] / F. Aº : 164[.]’

Description

Groepsportret van de regenten van het Tuchthuis te Middelburg, 1643. Vijf heren, zittend rond een tafel: Jacques van Neulingem (schepen van Middelburg), Sijmen van Trijst (kiesheer van Middelburg), Guillaume de Wolff (majoor), Cornelis Erckenbout en Matthias Molanus. De middelste man heeft een boek voor hem open op tafel liggend en een pen in de rechterhand. De tweede man van links telt met de rechterhand geldstukken. De tweede man van rechts heeft zijn handen op het gevest van zijn sabel.

Creation

Artist

painter: Allaert van Loeninga

Dating

1643

Material and Technique

Physical features

oil on panel

Material

Measurements

support: height 143 cm × width 231.5 cm

Subject

Where

Tuchthuis

Acquisition and rights

Acquisition

transferred Jul-1943

Copyright

Public domain

Provenance

? Commissioned by the sitters; first recorded in the chamber of the examining magistrate of the renovated House of Correction, Middelburg, 1873-74;{Note RMA.} made the property of the Dutch State at an unknown date, and transferred to the museum, with SK-A-3457 and SK-A-3458,{For these works see the last note of the entry.} July 1943; on loan to the DRVK since 1960;{Note RCE, Rijswijk.} on loan to the directors of the Walcheren polder board, Middelburg, for the Polderhuis, 1963-96{Note RCE, Rijswijk.}

Bibliography and list of abbreviations for the provenance (pdf)

Notes

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