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Cornelis Cels Portrait Sara van der Pot 1762-1826
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Cornelis Cels Portrait Sara van der Pot 1762-1826
Cornelis Cels, Portrait of Sara van der Pot (1762-1826), portrait painting canvas linen oil, Standing rectangular posthumous portrait of woman representing Sara van der Pot wife of Jan Havelaar Sister of Anna Josina van der Pot 23 right signature and year: C. Cels 1827; top left family arms including: HAVELaR - VAN DER POT Erasmus Foundation Van Rijckevorsel Parklaan Rotterdam City Center New Work Long-term loan Erasmus Foundation
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Arms Center City Erasmus Family Foundation Linen Loan Long Term Parklaan Portrait Painting Posthumous Rotterdam Sara Signature Sister Standing Rectangular Wife Work Year
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This portrait print by Cornelis Cels showcases the elegant and timeless beauty of Sara van der Pot (1762-1826). Painted on canvas linen with meticulous strokes of oil, this posthumous representation captures her dignified presence. Standing in a rectangular frame, Sara is depicted as the beloved wife of Jan Havelaar and sister to Anna Josina van der Pot. The artist's signature and year, C. Cels 1827, can be found at the bottom right corner of the painting. The top left corner proudly displays the family arms including "HAVELaR - VAN DER POT" symbolizing their heritage and lineage. Currently housed in Rotterdam's Erasmus Foundation Van Rijckevorsel Parklaan, this remarkable artwork has been loaned for long-term display. It serves as a testament to both Dutch history and artistic excellence. Cornelis Cels masterfully portrays Sara van der Pot's gracefulness through his skillful use of light and color. Her enigmatic gaze captivates viewers while hinting at her inner strength and intelligence. As we admire this stunning portrayal, let us appreciate not only its aesthetic value but also its historical significance within European artistry. This print from Liszt Collection allows us to bring home a piece of Dutch culture while honoring an extraordinary woman who played an important role in her time.
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