Caption
Four portraits of Dutch artists Hendrik Noteman, Jacob Gole, Maria Schalcken and Wigerus Vitringa, print, Four portraits of Dutch artists: Hendrik Noteman in the center, Jacob Gole in the upper right, Maria Schalcken in the lower right and Wigerus Vitringa in the lower left. In the foreground lie artists' supplies such as a painter's palette and burins., date: '1816', printmaker: Johannes Christiaan Bendorp, Netherlands, after design by unknown, 1776 - 1816, paper, etching, etching in brown, height 223 mm x width 146 mm, Print used in: R. van Eijnden and A. van der Willigen, Geschiedenis der vaderlandsche schilderkunst, vol. I, Haarlem 1816, opposite p. 236. The portrait of Maria Schalcken was made after a painted self-portrait by the artist., Person, Wigerus Vitringa, Hendrik Noteman, Maria Schalcken, portrait, self-portrait of painter, tools, implements of painter, A sepia-toned engraved composition shows several framed portraits and drawing tools arranged together. A large central portrait of an older man with long wavy hair and a composed expression occupies the middle, partially overlapped by other oval and rectangular portraits. One oval portrait in the upper right depicts a younger man with long curly hair and a lace collar, while a rectangular portrait at lower left shows a man with tightly curled hair and a serious gaze. Another oval portrait at lower right shows a person with short hair and a lace-trimmed neckline. Drapery and patterned backgrounds appear behind the portraits, and in the foreground there are artist’s tools including a palette, brushes, rolled papers, and a curved measuring instrument. Fine linework and crosshatching create textures across faces, hair, clothing, and backgrounds.
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