Portrait of a Woman, probably Lucretia Boudaen (1617-1663)

• Portrait of a woman, thought to be Sara van Os (born in 1610)
• Portrait of a Woman, probably Lucretia Boudaen (1617-1663)

Portrait of a woman, thought to be Sara van Os (born in 1610)

SK-A-3750

Portret van een vrouw, vermoedelijk Lucretia Boudaen (1616-1663), echtgenote van Jean Orrt en tweede echtgenote van Christoffel van Gangelt. Kniestuk, staand, de armen voor de buik, een waaier in de rechterhand. Pendant van SK-A-3749. Kopie naar het origineel toegeschreven aan Jacob van Loo in Kasteel Nijenrode.

• painter: attributed to Jacob van Loo
• painter: manner of Jürgen Ovens [rejected]

c. 1658 - c. 1660

olieverf op doek

• depth 8.5 cm
• height 127 cm x width 93.5 cm

Gift of G.J.K., Baron van Lynden van Horstwaerde, Doorwerth

gift 1950-08

Public domain

**For both the present painting (SK-A-3750) and its pendant (SK-A-3749)** ? Commissioned by the sitters; ? their son and stepson, Abraham Ortt (1650-1691), Amsterdam; ? his son, Johan Ortt (1685-1740), Nijenrode Castle, near Breukelen; his son, Johan Ortt (1721-1783), Nijenrode Castle; ? his daughter, Constantia Jacoba Ortt (1750-1803), Amsterdam; ? her stepdaughter, Jacoba Susanna Warin (1784-1838), Amsterdam and ´s-Graveland: ? her son, Everard Willem van Weede (1820-1897), The Hague; ? his daughter, Constantia Maria van Weede (1861-1932), Utrecht; her son, Godert Jacob Karel, Baron van Lynden, Heer van Horstwaerde en Riethoeven (1886-1958), Doorwerth; by whom donated to the museum, with SK-A-3747, SK-A-3748, SK-A-3751 and SK-A-3752,{See Entry.} 1950

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