Vier regenten en de binnenvader van het Tuchthuis te Middelburg, 1764, Aert Schouman, 1764
oil on canvas, h 132cm × w 192cm More details
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Identification
Title(s)
Vier regenten en de binnenvader van het Tuchthuis te Middelburg, 1764
Object type
Object number
SK-A-3458
Inscriptions / marks
- signature and date: ‘A. Schouman 1764 fec.’
Description
Vier regenten en de binnenvader van het Tuchthuis te Middelburg, 1764. De regenten zitten aan een tafel waarop staan boeken, een inktstel en een tafelbel. Voorgesteld zijn: Samuel Radermacher (1693-1761), Johan Constant Mathias (overl. 1765), Anthony (?) de Schoesetter (geb. 1697/98), François de Kok (geb. 1696/97) en de binnenvader Cornelis van Loysen (geb. 1686/87).
Creation
Artist
- painter: Aert Schouman
Dating
1764
Material and Technique
Physical features
oil on canvas
Material
Measurements
height 132 cm × width 192 cm
Subject
Where
Acquisition and rights
Acquisition
transfer Jul-1943
Copyright
Provenance
? Commissioned by the regents of the Tuchthuis, Middelburg, 1764; collection Huis van Bewaring, Middelburg, 1922;{Utrecht VI, 1922, p. 116.} from whom transferred to the Dutch State;{Note RMA.} from whom transferred, with xx other objects, to the museum, 1943
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Notes
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