Gerard van Honthorst Showing Amalia of Solms the Drawings of his Pupil Louise of Bohemia

• Gerard van Honthorst Showing Amalia of Solms the Drawings of his Pupil Louise of Bohemia
• Gerard van Honthorst Showing the Drawings of his Pupil Louise of Bohemia to Amalia van Solms

SK-A-1830

signature and date: ‘H.J. Scholten ft. 54’

Amalia of Solms and Louise of Bohemia were very active in the 17th-century art world. Louise was taught by the then famous painter Gerard van Honthorst and mainly painted portraits. Amalia was the most important female patron in the 17th century. As the wife of Prince Frederick Henry of Orange, she had several palaces built and decorated by prominent artists such as Van Honthorst. Here we see her admiring the work of Louise of Bohemia

painter: Hendrik Jacobus Scholten

1854

olieverf op paneel

• depth 9.1 cm
• height 48 cm x width 39.5 cm

R., Baron van Lynden Bequest, The Hague

bequest 1899-06

Public domain

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