Lot Essay
The sitter was born in Dordrecht; she was the daughter of Hendrik van de Sande and Maria Lacoste.
See illustration
See illustration
Portrait of Johanna Elisabeth van Walree, née van der Sande (1781-1821), small half length, in profile to the left
Details
John Parker (circa 1745-after 1799)
Portrait of Johanna Elisabeth van Walree, née van der Sande (1781-1821), small half length, in profile to the left
oil on copper
17.4 x 15 cm
Portrait of Johanna Elisabeth van Walree, née van der Sande (1781-1821), small half length, in profile to the left
oil on copper
17.4 x 15 cm
Provenance
J. de Groot-Jamin, Amsterdam
with Mr.N. Beets, Amsterdam, 1923, from whom purchased by A. Staring for ° 350
with Mr.N. Beets, Amsterdam, 1923, from whom purchased by A. Staring for ° 350
Literature
A.C.A.W. van der Feltz, Charles Howard Hodges, 1764-1837, 1982, p.342, no.p.29, with ill.
Exhibited
The Hague, Mauritshuis, Nederlandse Portretkunst 1780-1830, 1932
Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, Drie Eeuwen Portret in Nederland, 29 June-5 October 1952, lot 62, as C.H. Hodges
Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, Drie Eeuwen Portret in Nederland, 29 June-5 October 1952, lot 62, as C.H. Hodges