Portrait of Suzanna Moor (1608-57), anonymous, in or after 1629

...; by descent to Maria S.T. de Wildt (1766-1851), with pendant SK-A-3741; transferred for safekeeping to the Charter Room in Leiden Town Hall, 13 April 1838, with pendant SK-A-3741;{Note RMA.} removed at the request of Frans de Wildt (1805-69), Amsterdam, 4 May 1839, with pendant SK-A-3741;{Note RMA.}...; by descent to Frans de Wildt (1805-69), Amsterdam, with pendant SK-A-3741;{Kramm III, 1859, p. 871.} his daughter, Johanna E. Backer, née de Wildt (1831-1908), with pendant SK-A-3741;{Meijer 1888, p. 226.} her daughter, Jonkvrouw Anna M. Blaauw, née Backer (1860-1941), ’s-Graveland, with pendant SK-A-3741;{Six 1911, p. 130; Amsterdam 1925, p. 25.} her husband, Abraham J. Blaauw (1861-1945), ’s-Graveland, with pendant SK-A-3741;...; collection P. van Leeuwen-Boomkamp, Hilversum/Naarden, with pendant SK-A-3741; SNK, with pendant SK-A-3741; from which on loan to the museum, with pendant SK-A-3741, 1948; purchased by the museum, with pendant SK-A-3741, July 1949{The provenance of the pendant reconstructed by Jansen in Amsterdam 1993, p. 598.}

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