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Portrait of Maria van Reigersberch (ca. 1620-1673)
Creator
Rombout VerhulstFlemish sculptor active in the Dutch Republic (1624–1698) · 1624–1698
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- c. 1662
- Medium
- terracotta (clay material)
- Culture
- Leiden
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
- Object ID
- BK-NM-11957-B
From the Rijksmuseum record
Rombout Verhulst completed the marble tomb for Baron van Liere and his widow, Maria van Reigersberch, in 1663. In preparation for it, he made these portrait studies. Willem van Liere was modelled post-mortem (after his death) in a stiff pose, probably derived from a painted portrait. The bust of Maria van Reigersberch, in contrast, has all of the sensitivity and vitality of a portrait made ‘from life’.
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