Gerard ter Borch II (Zwolle 1617-1681 Deventer) and Studio
Portrait of Peter Craeyvanger (bapt. 31 July 1650-after 1670), three-quarter-length, in a grey costume with a white collar, standing next to a red draped table, his left hand resting on a black hat, his right arm wrapped around his mantle, in a painted oval;
Portrait of Gerrit Craeyvanger (4 December 1651-1674), three-quarter-length, in a grey costume with a white collar, standing and pointing with his right hand at a birdcage on a table, a stick in his left hand, in a painted oval;
Portrait of Lijsbeth Craeyvanger (bapt. 20 January 1653-?), three-quarter-length, in a silver coloured dress, pearls with red bows in her hair, standing at a green draped table with pink roses, holding her apron with her right hand, in a painted oval;
Portrait of Naleke Craeyvanger (bapt. 4 April 1655-1676), three-quarter-length, in a green and gold embroidered dress with a layered collar, pearls with red bows in her hair, standing at a draped table with flowers, with both hands holding her flower filled apron, in a painted oval
oil on canvas, the two boys unlined
the first and second 56.7 x 41.1 cm.; the third 56.8 x 40.8 cm.; the forth 56.5 x 41.4 cm.
all annotated and dated on the reverse of the canvasses: the first 'Peter Craeyvanger 1658'; the second 'Gerrit Craeyvanger 1658'; the third 'Lijsbeth Craeyvanger 1658'; and the fourth 'Naleke Craeyvanger 1658'
a set of four (4)
Gerard ter Borch II (Zwolle 1617-1681 Deventer) and Studio
Portrait of Peter Craeyvanger (bapt. 31 July 1650-after 1670), three-quarter-length, in a grey costume with a white collar, standing next to a red draped table, his left hand resting on a black hat, his right arm wrapped around his mantle, in a painted oval;
Portrait of Gerrit Craeyvanger (4 December 1651-1674), three-quarter-length, in a grey costume with a white collar, standing and pointing with his right hand at a birdcage on a table, a stick in his left hand, in a painted oval;
Portrait of Lijsbeth Craeyvanger (bapt. 20 January 1653-?), three-quarter-length, in a silver coloured dress, pearls with red bows in her hair, standing at a green draped table with pink roses, holding her apron with her right hand, in a painted oval;
Portrait of Naleke Craeyvanger (bapt. 4 April 1655-1676), three-quarter-length, in a green and gold embroidered dress with a layered collar, pearls with red bows in her hair, standing at a draped table with flowers, with both hands holding her flower filled apron, in a painted oval
oil on canvas, the two boys unlined
the first and second 56.7 x 41.1 cm.; the third 56.8 x 40.8 cm.; the forth 56.5 x 41.4 cm.
all annotated and dated on the reverse of the canvasses: the first 'Peter Craeyvanger 1658'; the second 'Gerrit Craeyvanger 1658'; the third 'Lijsbeth Craeyvanger 1658'; and the fourth 'Naleke Craeyvanger 1658'
a set of four (4)
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