Object data
oil on panel
support: height 64 cm × width 50 cm
depth 5 cm
anonymous
Northern Netherlands, after c. 1480
oil on panel
support: height 64 cm × width 50 cm
depth 5 cm
The support consists of two vertically grained oak planks (approx. 27 and 23 cm), 0.6-1.4 cm thick. They are joined together with a lap joint, as are the planks of the pendant (SK-A-498). Dendrochronology has shown that the youngest heartwood ring was formed in 1447. The panel could have been ready for use by 1458, but a date in or after 1472 is more likely. The whitish ground was applied thinly. There is an unpainted edge approx. 0.4 cm wide on all sides, and remains of a barbe along the bottom edge. There is no underdrawing visible to the naked eye. The figure and coat of arms were reserved. Although the golden inscription is partly painted over the underlying green background, it seems that the text was also reserved.
Fair. Both planks of the support are cracked. The retouching along the join and the varnish are discoloured
...; recorded at Kasteel Teylingen, Voorhout, 1746 (‘men vindt hier ook nog haar Afbeeldsel en dat van haaren geliefden Frank van Borsselen, in twee Schilderyen’);1 recorded at Kasteel Teylingen, Voorhout, 1793 (‘Op ’t slot van Teilingen worden oude pourtraiten van Jacoba en Frank gevonden’);2 acquired from Kasteel Teylingen by the museum, in or before 1800;3 on loan to the Zeeuws Museum, Middelburg, since 2006
Object number: SK-A-499
Copyright: Public domain
Anonymous, northern Netherlands
See SK-A-498.
See SK-A-498.
See SK-A-498.
M. Bass, 2010, 'anonymous, Portrait of Frank van Borselen (c. 1390-1470), Lord of Sint Maartensdijk, Northern Netherlands, after c. 1480', in J.P. Filedt Kok (ed.), Early Netherlandish Paintings, online coll. cat. Amsterdam: hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.6830
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