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signature and date, centre left: ‘C.J. v Ceulen. / fecit. 1650’
label, on the reverse: ‘Mr. Jo[.]an van Someren, geboren 3 Juli 1622 / Raad Pensionaris van Nijmegen / overleden 22 December 1676 / trouwt 9 Mei 1648 met / Elizabeth Ver[...] / geb[...] / over[...] / hebben een d[...] / geboren [...] / tro[...] / Mr. Zeger [...] / Hoven van [...] / geboren’ (Mr. Jo[.]an van Someren, born 3 July 1622, Pensionary of Nijmegen, died 22 December 1676, marries 9 May 1648 Elizabeth Ver[...], bor[...], die[...] , have a d[...], born [...], marr[...] Mr Zeger [...], Courts of [...], born)
Description
Portret van Johan van Someren. Ten halven lijve, zittend aan een tafel waarop een opengeslagen boek ligt. De linkerhand ligt op het boek, de rechterhand op de borst. Pendant van SK-A-3858.
? Commissioned by Johan van Someren and Elisabeth Vervoorn; ? their daughter Clara van Someren (1654-1709); ? her son Jacob Tierens (1691-1760); ? his son Simon Tierens (1716-98); ? his son Seger Tierens (1749-94); ? his son Hendrik A.C. Tierens (1794-1851); ? his daughter Cornelia H.A. Tierens (1818-89); ? her daughter Cecilia G. Verhagen (1849-1934); her son Lieutenant-Colonel Marius C. van Houten, Doorn, Utrecht;{Provenance reconstructed by R.E.O. Ekkart, 2004.} by whom donated to the museum, 1933, but kept in usufruct;{Note RMA.} transferred to the museum, as attributed to Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen I, 1953
Please note that this provenance was formulated with a special focus on provenance research for the years 1933-45 and could therefore be incomplete. There may be more (mostly earlier) provenance information known in the museum.
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