File:Charlottebourbon.jpg

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Summary

Artist

Attributed to Daniël van den Queborn (fl. 1577–1602)
Alternative names	Meester Daneel, Daniël Queborn, Daneel van den Queckborne, Daniël Queeborne, Daniël van den Queecborne, Daniël van den Queeckborne
Description	Dutch painter and court painter
Date of birth/death	circa 1552-1557	circa 1602-1605
Location of birth/death	Antwerp	The Hague (?)
Work period	1577-ca. 1602-1605
Work location	Antwerp (1577-1585), Middelburg (1585-1594), The Hague (ca. 1594-ca. 1602-1605)

Title

Portrait of Charlotte de Bourbon (....-1582).

Date

circa 1579 (1578-1580)

Medium

oil on panel

Dimensions

104 × 73 cm (40.9 × 28.7 in)

Current location

House of Orange-Nassau Historic Collections Trust

The Hague

Accession number

175

Object history

Unknown date: commissioned by Günther XLI, Count of Schwarzburg (1529-1583), Arnstadt
1583: inherited by Catharina van Nassau (1543-1624)
(?) 1624: inherited by Catharina Belgica, Princess of Orange (1578-1648)
(?) Unknown date: inherited by Wilhelm V., Landgraf von Hessen-Kassel (1602-1637)

by 1939: Ernst, Landgraf von Hessen-Philipstal-Barchfeld

1939: purchased by the Museum des Siegerlandes, Oberes Schloss, Siegen, from Ernst, Landgraf von Hessen-Philipstal-Barchfeld
12 May 1953: ceded to Juliana der Nederlanden (1909-2004), The Hague, by the West German government

1972: ownership transferred to the House of Orange-Nassau Historic Collections Trust, The Hague, by Juliana der Nederlanden, The Hague

Source/Photographer

worldroots.com : Home : Pic

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