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Matthijs Balen Jansz (1611-91), poet and chronicler of Dordrecht

Matthijs Balen Jansz (1611-91), poet and chronicler of Dordrecht by Jan Maurits Quinkhard

Medium

oil on copper

Dimensions

9.5; 1.6; 41.2; 11; 47.4

About this artwork

height 11 cm x width 9.5 cm

Art Historical Context

Behold this exquisite miniature portrait of Matthijsen Jansz (1611–1691), the esteemed poet and chronicler of Dordrecht painted by Jan Maurits Quink between 1732 and 1771. Quinkhard, a prominent Dutch Rococo artist known for his delicate portraits, captures Balen with remarkable intimacy on a tiny copper panel measuring just 11 cm high by 9.5 cm wide. Housed in the Rijksmuseum, this-on-copper gem exemplifies the 18th-century fascination with small-scale works that could be worn as jewelry or treasured in private collections. Matthijs Balen Jansz was a key figure in Dutch cultural history, ren...

About the Artist

Jan Maurits Quinkhard · 16881772

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