Pieter Nason (1612 - 1689) was a talented portraitist who left Amsterdam in 1639 to settle in The Hague. On arrival he abandoned his rather outdated manner in favour of the fashionable style popular in the court-capital.
His smooth technique and habit of painting young children in fantasy costumes (a mixture of the fashions of the day and a pseudo-historical look) helped make Nason a sought after and valued portraitist both inside and outside the Netherlands.
He worked for a time at the Court of Charles ll in England.
Size: 30.5 x 26 inches framed
26 x 21 inches canvas size
Provenance: stretcher bears old stamp of a French restorer.
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