Getting started with the collection:
Portrait of Sir William Brog (1563-1636)
workshop of Jan Antonisz van Ravesteyn, c. 1609 - c. 1633
Sir William Brog (?-1636), naar J.A. van Ravesteyn.
- Artwork typepainting
- Object numberSK-A-559
- Dimensionssupport: height 30 cm x width 24 cm x thickness 1 cm
- Physical characteristicsoil on panel
Identification
Title(s)
Portrait of Sir William Brog (1563-1636)
Object type
Object number
SK-A-559
Description
Portret van Sir William Brog (gest. 1636). Vanaf 1588 kolonel bij de Schotse brigades in Staatse dienst. Buste naar rechts, in wapenrusting. Onderdeel van de reeks portretten afkomstig uit het Stadhouderlijk Hof te Leeuwarden.
Inscriptions / marks
inscription, top: ‘Colonel Brock’
Part of catalogue
Creation
Creation
painter: workshop of Jan Antonisz van Ravesteyn
Dating
c. 1609 - c. 1633
Search further with
Material and technique
Physical description
oil on panel
Dimensions
support: height 30 cm x width 24 cm x thickness 1 cm
This work is about
Person
Subject
Acquisition and rights
Acquisition
nationalization 1795 1798-09
Copyright
Provenance
? Commissioned by or for Willem Lodewijk (1560-1620), Stadholder of Friesland; inventory, Frisian Stadholder’s Court, Leeuwarden, 16 August 1633, furniture room (‘Coronell Brock’);{Drossaers/Lunsingh Scheurleer II, 1974, p. 39, no. 181.} ? inventory, Frisian Stadholder’s Court, Leeuwarden, 12-14 and 27 September 1731, furniture attic (‘Veertig kleine portraitjes gekomen uit een schoorsteen.’);{Drossaers/Lunsingh Scheurleer II, 1974, p. 418, no. 869.} ? inventory, Frisian Stadholder’s Court, Leeuwarden, 1764, furniture attic (‘Tweeënveertig kleine portraitjes, gekomen uit een schoorsteen.’);{Drossaers/Lunsingh Scheurleer III, 1976, p. 74, no. 1157.}…; first recorded in the museum in 1800/01{Van Thiel 1981a, p. 191, nos. 50-63, p. 192, nos. 65-78, 79-92.}
Documentation
Related objects
Related
Persistent URL
To refer to this object, please use the following persistent URL:
Questions?
Do you spot a mistake? Or do you have information about the object? Let us know!