Portret van François de Vicq (1646-1707)

Gerard ter Borch (II), 1670

Portret van François de Vicq (1646-1707), staande bij een tafel waarop zijn hoed ligt. De Vicq trouwde in 1667 met Aletta Pancras (zie pendant SK-A-2418). De Vicq was regent, bewindhebber van de WIC, vanaf 1687 directeur van de Sociëteit van Suriname en vanaf 1697 herhaaldelijk burgemeester van Amsterdam.

  • Artwork typepainting
  • Object numberSK-A-2417
  • Dimensionsdepth 10.4 cm, height 38.5 cm x width 31 cm x thickness 3 cm
  • Physical characteristicsolieverf op doek

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