Courtly Procession before Abspoel Castle

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Courtly Procession before Abspoel Castle

Esaias van de Velde ILinkedCulture matchlcp-73cdb70316e0

Date
1619
Medium
Oil on canvas
Department
European Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
3148

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Esaias van de Velde was one of the pioneers of 17th-century Dutch realism and rarely depicted contemporary events. Here he portrays Prince Maurice, a stadholder of the United Provinces (essentially a governor of Dutch Republic), and the noblewoman Margaretha van Mechelen departing from her family home, Castle Abtspoel, seen in the distance. Netherlands, Europe

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The Walter H. and Valborg P. Ude Memorial Fund and bequest of Miss Tessie Jones, by exchange

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