Christoffel Pierson (The Hague 1631-1714 Gouda)
Property of the Late P.A. Huet, from the Villa 'Ivecke' in Wassenaar, The Netherlands (lots 98-99)
Christoffel Pierson (The Hague 1631-1714 Gouda)

Portrait of a gentleman, half-length, in a black gown, with a white chemise and white collar

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Christoffel Pierson (The Hague 1631-1714 Gouda)
Portrait of a gentleman, half-length, in a black gown, with a white chemise and white collar
signed and dated 'CHR: PIERSON 1661' (upper left)
oil on canvas
74 x 59.5 cm.
Provenance
Private collection, Wassenaar, by 1986.
Exhibited
Schiedam, Stedelijk Museum; and Gouda, Stedelijk Museum Het Catharina Gasthuis, Leven en werk van Christoffel Pierson (1631-1714). 'Den kloeken Rijmer en konstrijken Schilder', 18 December 1986 - 15 February 1987, no. 2.

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Lot Essay

Christoffel Pierson studied with Bartholomaus Meyburgh, with whom he travelled to Germany in 1653, before he established himself in Gouda in 1654. Apart from a period of activity in Schiedam, he remained in Gouda for the rest of his career. In 1695, Pierson, who was known as a glass-painter as well as a painter of portraits and still lifes, restored the famous windows of the church of Gouda.

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