Portrait of a Woman, Pieter Dubordieu, 1637

…; ? Hugo de Wildt (1741-1813), Leiden; his daughter, Maria Susanna Theodora de Wildt (1766-1851), Wassenaar (on loan to the City of Leiden, 13 April 1838-4 May 1839);{RAL, Stadsarchief van Leiden (Stadsbestuur SA III), no. 69, _Besluiten van Burgemeesters & Wethouders_, fol. 45, with appendix 110, no. 11: ‘Een vrouwenportret, 0.715 x 0.615, paneel, breede opgelegde zwarte lijst. Dubordieu F à 1637’.} by whom presented to her nephew, Frans de Wildt (1805-1869), Amsterdam, 4 May 1839;{RAL, Stadsarchief van Leiden (Stadsbestuur SA III), no. 69, _Besluiten van Burgemeesters & Wethouders_, fol. 45, with appendix 110.} his daughter, Johanna Elisabeth de Wildt (1832-1908), Amsterdam;{C. Hofstede de Groot, _Meisterwerke der Porträtmalerei auf der Ausstellung im Haag 1903_, exh. cat. The Hague (Haagse Kunstkring) 1903, p. 8, no. 18.} her daughter, Jonkvrouw Isabella Backer (1868-1928), Huis Kennemerduin, Heemstede;{_Catalogus van de tentoonstelling van oude kunst uit het bezit van bewoners van Haarlem en omstreken_, exh. cat. Haarlem (Frans Halsmuseum) 1915, p. 13, no. 237.} her daughter, Jonkvrouw Sophia Petronella van Lennep (1892-1966), Driebergen;{A. Staring et al., _Drie eeuwen portret in Nederland, 1500-1800_, exh. cat. Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum) 1952, pp. 15-16, no. 32.} her brother, Jonkheer Frans Johan Eliza van Lennep (1890-1980), Amsterdam; from whom, fl. 15,000, to the museum, as a gift from the Commissie voor Fotoverkoop, 1972{Provenance reconstructed by F.G.L.O. van Kretschmar; see IB, no. 33722.}

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