Anthonie Gerardus van der Hout (1820-92), Jac van Looij, 1880 - 1892

Identification

Title(s)

Anthonie Gerardus van der Hout (1820-92)

Object type

painting

Object number

SK-A-4169

Inscriptions / marks

signature: ‘Jac v Looy’
inscription: ‘Doctor Anthonie Gerardus van der Hout geb. 17 Januari 1820 te Amsterdam. Zoon van Anthonie en v. Mar.a Chr.a Nijssen overleden 30 Juni 1892 te Putten 72 j. Gehuwd m. Jacoba Diederica Vorst, geb. 31 Dec. 1825 te Bodegraven overleden 3 Juni 1884 te Santpoort (Gemeente Velsen) dr. v. Huibert Adriaan en van Alyda Elisabeth Muller. Kunstschilder: Jac. van Looy’

Description

Portret van Anthonie Gerardus van der Hout, ten halven lijve, zittend in een stoel.

Creation

Artist

painter: Jac van Looij (signed by artist)

Place

Haarlem

Dating

1880 - 1892

Material and Technique

Physical features

oil on canvas

Material

Measurements

height 95.5 cm × width 65 cm × thickness 3.1 cm
depth 7.3 cm

Subject

Who

Anthonie Gerardus van der Hout

Acquisition and rights

Credit line

W. van der Hout Bequest, Utrecht

Acquisition

bequest 1970

Copyright

Public domain

Provenance

? Collection of the sitter; ? his son, Dr. Huibert Adriaan van der Hout (1855-1928), Arnhem; his son, Wilhelmus van der Hout (1884-c. 1970); by whom bequeathed, with two other paintings, to the museum, 1970

Bibliography and list of abbreviations for the provenance (pdf)

Notes

Please note that this provenance was formulated with a special focus on provenance research for the years 1933-45 and could therefore be incomplete. There may be more (mostly earlier) provenance information known in the museum. In case this item has an uncertain or incomplete provenance for the years 1933-45, the Rijksmuseum welcomes information and assistance in the investigation and clarification of the provenance of all works during that era.

Persistent URL

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