Salm Collection

A Dutch Man-of-War Firing a Salute - a Penschilderij, (pen, ink and oil on panel)
990244 A Dutch Man-of-War Firing a Salute - a Penschilderij, (pen, ink and oil on panel) by Salm, Adriaen or Abraham (c.1660-1720); 36.2x47.7 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Witches kitchen
Tom Meier

Agnes Salm-Salm
AGNES princess of SALM-SALM soldiers wife with her autograph Date: 1840 - 1912

Constance Salm-Dyck
CONSTANCE MARIE, princesse de SALM-DYCK French writer Date: 1767 - 1845

Hussar, Anonymous, 1785

Hunter, Anonymous, 1785

CONSTANCE de SALM (1767-1845). N

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Amidst the swirls of ink and oil, a Dutch Man-of-War fires a salute in a grand painting, "A Penschilderij," saluting the power and might of the Dutch navy. In another corner, a cauldron bubbles in a witches' kitchen, conjuring up tales of the supernatural. Agnes Salm-Salm, a noblewoman of the 18th century, gazes intently, her regal bearing a stark contrast to the mystical brew. Her cousin, Constance Salm-Dyck, a fearless hussar, rides into battle against the Turks, her steed rearing up in defiance. Two anonymous paintings from the same era capture the spirit of these brave women - a hunter, bow in hand, and a hussar, sword drawn. Their stories, like the strokes of a master painter, come alive in this intriguing tableau of history and folklore.