Lot Essay
The sitters were the children of Jasper van Lynden d'Aspremont tot de Plack en Rijsselt and Isabella Bellasis
See illustration
See illustration
THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE
IR E.A. BARON VAN DER CAPELLEN,
ZUTPHEN
Jan van Rossum (circa 1630-after 1678)
Details
Jan van Rossum (circa 1630-after 1678)
A double portrait of Godard Philip van Lynden d'Aspremont and his sister, Jacoba, in a landscape, small full lengths, dressed in rustic costume; he wearing an orange tunic and feathered cap, holding a staff, a pair of spaniels at his side, offering an orange sprig to his sister; she is seated by a sculpted fountain, wearing an orange dress, her hair embellished with flowers
signed and dated: J V R(linked)ossum.fe./1667., inscribed with the coat-of-arms of the sitters and with inscriptions identifying the sitters
134.5 x 134.5 cm
A double portrait of Godard Philip van Lynden d'Aspremont and his sister, Jacoba, in a landscape, small full lengths, dressed in rustic costume; he wearing an orange tunic and feathered cap, holding a staff, a pair of spaniels at his side, offering an orange sprig to his sister; she is seated by a sculpted fountain, wearing an orange dress, her hair embellished with flowers
signed and dated: J V R(linked)ossum.fe./1667., inscribed with the coat-of-arms of the sitters and with inscriptions identifying the sitters
134.5 x 134.5 cm
Literature
E.W. Moes, Iconographia Batava, 1892, no. 4694/I