Thomas de Keyser (eigenhandig gesigneerd)
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painter: Thomas de Keyser (signed by artist)
schilder: Thomas de Keyser (eigenhandig gesigneerd)
Equestrian portraits were traditionally the reserve of princes. Accordingly, in the Netherlands very few equestrian portraits were made, except for the court. Only a handful of burghers had themselves immortalized on horseback. Pieter Schout was one such citizen who assumed a princely air. He was bailiff – administrative officer – of Hagestein on the River Lek.
Thomas de Keyser (c. 1596–1667), oil on copper, 1660
Het ruiterportret was traditioneel aan vorsten voorbehouden. In Nederland werden dan ook, behalve voor het hof, weinig ruiterportretten vervaardigd. Slechts enkele rijke burgers lieten zich in het zadel afbeelden. Pieter Schout was zo’n burger die zich vorstelijke allures aanmat. Hij was drost – bestuursambtenaar – van Hagestein aan de Lek.
Thomas de Keyser (ca. 1596–1667), olieverf op koper, 1660
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C. van der Bas, 'The Muilman Collection: the progressive taste of an eighteenth-century banking family', Simiolus 32, nr. 2/3 (2006), p. 173, afb. p. 174.
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? Commissioned by or for the sitter; by descent to Willem Ferdinand Mogge Muilman (1778-1849), Amsterdam;{Smith IX, 1842, p. 206, no. 198.} ? his wife, Magdalena Antonia Muilman (1788-1853), Amsterdam; ? her daughter, Anna Maria van de Poll-Mogge Muilman (1811-78), Amsterdam; her stepson, Jacobus Salomon Hendrik van de Poll (1837-80), Amsterdam; by whom bequeathed to the museum together with 49 other paintings, 1880{RANH, ARS, IS, inv. 162, no. 367 (21 June 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 288, no. 36 (26 June 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 288, no. 37 (29 June 1880); RANH, ARS, IS, inv. 162, no. 370 (30 June 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 289, no. 39 (3 July 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 289, no. 41 (9 July 1880); RANH, ARS, IS, inv. 162, no. 371 (15 July 1880); RANH, ARM, Kop, inv. 39, p. 291, no. 50 (10 August 1880). Provenance reconstructed by Cornelis van der Bas, 2003.}
drager: hoogte 86,1 cm x breedte 69,6 cm
Legaat van jhr. J.S.H. van de Poll, Amsterdam
signatuur en datum, op het zadel, in geligeerd monogram: ‘TDK.1660’
sight size: height 82.8 cm x width 67.2 cm
Jonkheer J.S.H. van de Poll Bequest, Amsterdam
Portret van Pieter Schout, drost van Hagestein, te paard in een duinlandschap.
signature and date, on the saddle, in ligated monogram: ‘TDK.1660’
dagmaat: hoogte 82,8 cm x breedte 67,2 cm