1747 1759 Collection
"1747-1759: A Glimpse into the Dutch Elite through Portraits" Step back in time with these captivating portraits from 1747 to 1759
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"1747-1759: A Glimpse into the Dutch Elite through Portraits" Step back in time with these captivating portraits from 1747 to 1759, created by renowned artist Jacob Houbraken. Each painting offers a window into the lives of influential figures who shaped Dutch society during this period. Adriaan Pauw, a prominent statesman, is depicted with an air of authority and wisdom. His portrait reflects his significant role in politics and his dedication to public service. Hieronymus van Beverningk's portrait captures his refined elegance and intellectual prowess. As a diplomat, he played a crucial part in negotiating peace treaties that shaped European history. Roelof Bicker's image exudes confidence and determination. Known for his involvement in Amsterdam's city government, Bicker was instrumental in shaping the city's infrastructure and policies. Bruno van der Dussen appears as a man of sophistication and refinement. His portrait showcases his status as an esteemed member of Dutch high society during this era. Albert Coenraads Burgh's likeness reveals both strength and vulnerability. This respected merchant symbolizes the economic prosperity that fueled the Netherlands' Golden Age. Jacob Cats' portrayal highlights his reputation as one of Holland's most celebrated poets and moralists. The painting captures both his literary genius and profound insights into human nature. Gaspar Fagel radiates intelligence and charisma through Houbraken's brushstrokes. As Grand Pensionary of Holland, Fagel held immense political influence during this transformative period. Nicholas Hasselaer stands tall with an aura of dignity befitting a successful businessman like himself. His entrepreneurial spirit contributed to Amsterdam becoming Europe’s commercial hub. Coenraad van Heemskerk epitomizes military valor through Houbraken’s artistry—a tribute to Van Heemskerk’s bravery on the battlefield defending Dutch interests abroad.