Cornelis Troost, 1737 - Reinier Adriaansz's Declaration of Love - fine art print

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Original artwork specifications as provided from the museum's website (© - Mauritshuis - Mauritshuis)

Jeronimus Tonneman, Amsterdam; his sale, Amsterdam, 21 October 1754 (Lugt 845), no. 6 (together with nos. 5 and 7 for 515 guilders to De Bruyn); Jan Jacob de Bruyn, Amsterdam; Jan Isaak de Neufville Brants (1768-1807), Amsterdam; his son, Jan Isaak de Neufville Brants (1800-1828); his sale, Amsterdam, 28 March 1829 (Lugt 11974), no. 5 (together with nos. 3-4 for 100 guilders [3-4] and 50 guilders [5] to De Vries for the Mauritshuis, together with inv. nos. 179, 183-185, 191-193); purchased, 1829

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In 1737 Cornelis Troost painted this painting Reinier Adriaansz's Declaration of Love. The original had the exact dimensions - height: 62,8 cm width: 52 cm | height: 24,7 in width: 20,5 in and was crafted on the medium pastel, gouache on paper on canvas. The original artpiece has the following inscription: signed and dated: C. Troost 1737inscription: Jan / Jaspersen. Nowadays, this piece of art is included in the Mauritshuis's collection. With courtesy of: Mauritshuis, The Hague (licensed - public domain). : Jeronimus Tonneman, Amsterdam; his sale, Amsterdam, 21 October 1754 (Lugt 845), no. 6 (together with nos. 5 and 7 for 515 guilders to De Bruyn); Jan Jacob de Bruyn, Amsterdam; Jan Isaak de Neufville Brants (1768-1807), Amsterdam; his son, Jan Isaak de Neufville Brants (1800-1828); his sale, Amsterdam, 28 March 1829 (Lugt 11974), no. 5 (together with nos. 3-4 for 100 guilders [3-4] and 50 guilders [5] to De Vries for the Mauritshuis, together with inv. nos. 179, 183-185, 191-193); purchased, 1829. Further, the alignment is in portrait format with a ratio of 1 : 1.2, meaning that the length is 20% shorter than the width. Cornelis Troost was a actor, painter, whose style was primarily Baroque. The European painter was born in the year 1696 and deceased at the age of 54 in 1750.

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