Portrait of Maerten Rey (1595/96-1632)

Nicolaes Eliasz Pickenoy, 1627

Nicolaes Eliasz called Pickenoy (1590/91-1654-56). Portrait of Maerten Rey, 1627. Panel Bequest of Jonkheer J.S.H. van de Poll, 1880.

  • Artwork typepainting
  • Object numberSK-A-698
  • Dimensionssupport: height 98.3 cm x width 73.3 cm, outer size: depth 7.5 cm (support incl. frame)
  • Physical characteristicsoil on panel

Identification

  • Title(s)

    • Maerten Rey (d. 1632), Wine Merchant and Steward of the Arquebusiers' Civic Guard (former title)
    • Portrait of Maerten Rey (1595/96-1632)

  • Object type

  • Object number

    SK-A-698

  • Description

    Ovale portret van Maerten Rey (1595/96-1632). Wijnkoper en kastelein van de Voetboogdoelen. Ten halven lijve, naar rechts, in de rechterhand houdt hij een roemer met witte wijn omhoog. Pendant van SK-A-699.

  • Inscriptions / marks

    • inscription, on the reverse: ‘Marten Reij, geboren 16[..], overleden 8 febr 1638, trouwt Maria Joachimsd Swartenhont, dogter van Joachim Hendrik Swartenhont’
    • label, on the reverse: ‘Marten Reij, vader van Maria Reij, onse moeder, hoort nu M[....] Meulenaer samen toe, 1704’
    • inscription and date, top right: ‘Æta. 32. / 1627.’

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Creation

  • Creation

    painter: Nicolaes Eliasz Pickenoy

  • Dating

    1627

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Material and technique

  • Physical description

    oil on panel

  • Dimensions

    • support: height 98.3 cm x width 73.3 cm
    • outer size: depth 7.5 cm (support incl. frame)

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  • Subject

Acquisition and rights

  • Credit line

    Jonkheer J.S.H. van de Poll Bequest, Amsterdam

  • Acquisition

    bequest 1880

  • Copyright

    Public domain

  • Provenance

    **For both the present painting (SK-A-698) and its pendant (SK-A-699)**

    ? Commissioned by or for the sitters; ? their daughter, Maria Rey (c. 1631-1703), Amsterdam; ? her eldest son, Hendrick Meulenaer (1650-1704), Amsterdam; ? his daughter, Maria Meulenaer (1678-1743), Amsterdam; ? her husband, Pieter Schout Muilman (1672-1757), Amsterdam; ? his son, Dionis Muilman (1702-72), Amsterdam; ? his younger brother, Nicolaas Muilman (1709-90), Amsterdam; ? his eldest son, Henric Muilman (1743-1812), Amsterdam; ? his son, Willem Ferdinand Mogge Muilman (1778-1849), Amsterdam; ? his wife, Magdalena Antonia Muilman (1788-1853), Amsterdam; ? her daughter, Anna Maria van de Poll-Mogge Muilman (1811-78), Amsterdam; her stepson, Jacobus Salomon Hendrik van de Poll (1837-80), Amsterdam; by whom bequeathed to the museum, 1880{RANH, ARS, IS, inv. 162, no. 367 (21 June 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 288, no. 36 (26 June 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 288, no. 37 (29 June 1880); RANH, ARS, IS, inv. 162, no. 370 (30 June 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 289, no. 39 (3 July 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 289, no. 41 (9 July 1880); RANH, ARS, IS, inv. 162, no. 371 (15 July 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 291, no. 50 (10 August 1880). Provenance reconstructed by Cornelis van der Bas, 2003.}

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