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Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen
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Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

1900 - 1920
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BARGAIN PRICE FOR 2 PORTRAITS @ £7,950

Very Large Pair Of Dutch Marriage Oil Portraits on canvas which are later copied versions after the original museum works, painted on a vinyl material as an alternative to primed canvas.

BARGAIN PRICE OF ONLY £4950 EACH

[ 17th Century Originals would be worth at least £25,000 - £30,000 each ]

They accurately convey a good standard of portraiture in the style of the Dutch Golden Age manner and are finished to a high standard and are very authentic looking paintings set within period design ebonised frames.

DE KIES VAN WIESSEN [ Nobleman ]

Wearing a black doublet with a white lace ruff, depicted standing in a room setting.

He is wearing the style of clothing that was fashionable in Holland during the early to mid 17th century.

Clothes and accessories were of enormous importance. Often immense sums were spent on them, and sitters were justifiably proud and anxious to show them off.

Their clothes and accessories also carried strong social connotations.

Black was the high fashion of that era and this portrait rises to the challenge of painting black on black to depict the floral pattern of the trousers.

JUSTINA VAN TEYLINGEN (1596- 1643) [ Lady ]

She was married to Adriaen de Kies van Wiessen in 1613 when she was seventeen.

The original large scale full length examples were unusual versions which were first painted by Van de Voort to commemorate her marriage.

Justina is soberly but richly dressed in a lace cap trimmed with fashionable expensive reticella lace, starched millstone ruff, embroidered stomacher & long green over-gown.

Clothes and accessories were of enormous importance. Often immense sums were spent on them, and sitters were justifiably proud and anxious to show them off.

She wears a dark green floral patterned vlieger over-gown.

Their clothes and accessories also carried strong social connotations.

She wears a wedding ring on her left index finger. The type of diadem cap was worn by married woman and the vlieger (the loose fitting cape) was entirely reserved for married woman.

Studio versions were often made as gifts for relatives dating from the early to late 17th Cent.

TEYLINGEN CASTLE

The ruins of Teylingen Castle, also known as Slot Teylingen, is an impressive site that dates back to the 13th century. Located in the town of Teylingen in Voorhout, the ruins sit right on the border of Sassenheim. The former castle was believed to be the home of the noble family Van Teylingen, who were descendants of the Van Brederode family.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

VAN DER VOORT or van der Voorde (Antwerp 1576 - Amsterdam 1624) flourished as a painter in Amsterdam from around 1614 to his death in 1624.

Van de Voort's work was in great demand and held in high esteem. In 1619 Van der Voort was the head of the Guild of St. Luke. He had a strong influence on the early portraits of Rembrandt, as well as the work of Nicolaes Eliasz. Pickenoy and Thomas de Keyser.

The artist invests the portrait with great dignity. He subtly evokes the textures of her costume, underlining their costliness: the translucent material of the ruff; the intricate lace; the complex golden stitches which create the pattern of flowers and leaves on the stomacher.

These portraits are very good examples and would be the type of work being very popular with wealthy Dutch burghers.

FRAMED MEASUREMENTS

Height: 67 Inches ( 170 cm )

Width : 36 Inches ( 91.5 cm )

CONDITION

Very good order for age with no damage.

Has likely had a light clean in the past and is set within a black ebonised wooden frame with gilt inner slip which suits the subject very well. Frame has some minor wear.A very respectable pair of large scale portraits both ready to hang.

DELIVERY

UK Mainland By Fine Art Courier By Hand £200

Worldwide : EU £900 / £1000 ( Crated Pair )

TEL : 07765 856171

Ref: CLC/069 ( Gent ) & CLC/070 ( Lady )

Physical Dimensions
Height
170cm (66.93")
Width
91.5cm (36.02")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Declaration

Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art has dated this Dutch Marriage Portrait Pair to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1237284
Dealers Internal Reference
CLC/069 ( Gent ) & CLC/070 ( Lady )
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Description
BARGAIN PRICE FOR 2 PORTRAITS @ £7,950
“
Very Large Pair Of Dutch Marriage Oil Portraits on canvas which are later copied versions after the original museum works, painted on a vinyl material as an alternative to primed canvas.
Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art
fig 1. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 1. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

BARGAIN PRICE OF ONLY £4950 EACH

[ 17th Century Originals would be worth at least £25,000 - £30,000 each ]

They accurately convey a good standard of portraiture in the style of the Dutch Golden Age manner and are finished to a high standard and are very authentic looking paintings set within period design ebonised frames.

fig 2. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 2. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

DE KIES VAN WIESSEN [ Nobleman ]

Wearing a black doublet with a white lace ruff, depicted standing in a room setting.

He is wearing the style of clothing that was fashionable in Holland during the early to mid 17th century.

fig 3. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 3. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

Clothes and accessories were of enormous importance. Often immense sums were spent on them, and sitters were justifiably proud and anxious to show them off.

Their clothes and accessories also carried strong social connotations.

fig 4. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 4. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

Black was the high fashion of that era and this portrait rises to the challenge of painting black on black to depict the floral pattern of the trousers.

JUSTINA VAN TEYLINGEN (1596- 1643) [ Lady ]

She was married to Adriaen de Kies van Wiessen in 1613 when she was seventeen.

fig 5. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 5. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

The original large scale full length examples were unusual versions which were first painted by Van de Voort to commemorate her marriage.

Justina is soberly but richly dressed in a lace cap trimmed with fashionable expensive reticella lace, starched millstone ruff, embroidered stomacher & long green over-gown.

fig 6. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 6. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

Clothes and accessories were of enormous importance. Often immense sums were spent on them, and sitters were justifiably proud and anxious to show them off.

She wears a dark green floral patterned vlieger over-gown.

fig 7. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 7. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

Their clothes and accessories also carried strong social connotations.

She wears a wedding ring on her left index finger. The type of diadem cap was worn by married woman and the vlieger (the loose fitting cape) was entirely reserved for married woman.

fig 8. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 8. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

Studio versions were often made as gifts for relatives dating from the early to late 17th Cent.

TEYLINGEN CASTLE

The ruins of Teylingen Castle, also known as Slot Teylingen, is an impressive site that dates back to the 13th century. Located in the town of Teylingen in Voorhout, the ruins sit right on the border of Sassenheim. The former castle was believed to be the home of the noble family Van Teylingen, who were descendants of the Van Brederode family.

fig 9. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 9. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

ABOUT THE ARTIST

VAN DER VOORT or van der Voorde (Antwerp 1576 - Amsterdam 1624) flourished as a painter in Amsterdam from around 1614 to his death in 1624.

Van de Voort's work was in great demand and held in high esteem. In 1619 Van der Voort was the head of the Guild of St. Luke. He had a strong influence on the early portraits of Rembrandt, as well as the work of Nicolaes Eliasz. Pickenoy and Thomas de Keyser.

fig 10. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 10. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

The artist invests the portrait with great dignity. He subtly evokes the textures of her costume, underlining their costliness: the translucent material of the ruff; the intricate lace; the complex golden stitches which create the pattern of flowers and leaves on the stomacher.

fig 11. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 11. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

These portraits are very good examples and would be the type of work being very popular with wealthy Dutch burghers.

FRAMED MEASUREMENTS

Height: 67 Inches ( 170 cm )

Width : 36 Inches ( 91.5 cm )

CONDITION

fig 12. A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
fig 12. Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

Very good order for age with no damage.

Has likely had a light clean in the past and is set within a black ebonised wooden frame with gilt inner slip which suits the subject very well. Frame has some minor wear.A very respectable pair of large scale portraits both ready to hang.

DELIVERY

UK Mainland By Fine Art Courier By Hand £200

Worldwide : EU £900 / £1000 ( Crated Pair )

TEL : 07765 856171

Ref: CLC/069 ( Gent ) & CLC/070 ( Lady )

Height
170cm (66.93")
Width
91.5cm (36.02")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Date of Manufacture

Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art has dated this Dutch Marriage Portrait Pair to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1237284
Dealers Internal Ref
CLC/069 ( Gent ) & CLC/070 ( Lady )
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Archive I A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.

Pair Dutch Marriage Oil Portrait Paintings on Vinyl Canvas After Cornelis Van Der Voort of Justina Van Teylingen & De Kies Van Wiessen

Archive II A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars. View II
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A pair of large, dark-framed full-length oil paintings depicting a gentleman and a lady dressed in formal 17th-century Dutch attire with white ruff collars.
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  • ObjectOil Paintings
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleDutch Golden Age
  • MaterialCanvas, Oil Paint, Wood
  • ColourDark Brown and Black
  • MotifsMillstone ruff collar, Full-length figures, Heraldic coat of arms, Dark background
  • SizeH 170 cm (67 in) x W 91.5 cm (36 in) x D 5 cm (2 in)

Pendant portraits are pair paintings created to celebrate a marriage, historically commissioned during the Dutch Golden Age to depict a husband and wife positioned facing towards each other.

Artists typically painted with oil-based pigments onto stretched linen canvas or wood panels, framed within simple dark-stained timber or ebony mouldings.

Authenticity is evaluated through craquelure patterns in the varnish layer, canvas weaves, timber panel analysis, pigment composition under ultraviolet light, and historical coat of arms details.

Large portrait paintings can be mounted on dark accent walls, positioned symmetrically along a hallway or staircase, or placed above a credenza to provide historical contrast in modern spaces.

Keep canvas paintings away from direct sunlight, extreme humidity, and direct heat sources, dusting gently with a soft dry microfibre cloth without liquid cleaners.
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