Portrait Gerard Reynst Governor-General Dutch East Indies

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Portrait Gerard Reynst Governor-General Dutch East Indies

Portrait of Gerard Reynst, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, Portrait of Gerard Reynst (gest. 1615). Governor General (1614-15). Standing, halfway to the right, the right hand to the side. Around the shoulder a golden chain with a portrait medallion of Prince Maurits, historical persons, colonial governor, Gerrit Reynst, Dutch East India Company, anonymous, Batavia, 1614 - 1675, panel, oil paint (paint), h 98.5 cm × w 78 cm d 6.8 cm

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1614 1615 1675 Around Batavia Colonial Governor Dutch East India Company Dutch East Indies Gest Governor General Halfway Historical Persons Portrait Medallion Prince Maurits Right Hand Shoulder Side Golden Chain Oil Paint

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This print showcases the esteemed Gerard Reynst, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies during 1614-15. Standing confidently with his right hand to his side, Reynst exudes authority and power. The portrait captures him halfway to the right, emphasizing his strong presence. One cannot miss the exquisite golden chain adorning Reynst's shoulder, which holds a remarkable portrait medallion of Prince Maurits. This detail speaks volumes about historical connections and alliances between influential figures of that era. The anonymous artist masterfully portrays Reynst's dignified stature and regal aura in this panel made with oil paint. The dimensions of this artwork are h 98.5 cm x w 78 cm x d 6.8 cm, making it an impressive piece that demands attention. Gerard Reynst played a crucial role as a colonial governor for the Dutch East India Company in Batavia (present-day Jakarta). His leadership and contributions during his tenure left a lasting impact on both local history and international trade relations. This print from the Liszt Collection not only celebrates Gerard Reynst but also serves as a testament to the rich cultural heritage embedded within colonial governance in the Dutch East Indies during this period. It is an invaluable piece that offers viewers a glimpse into an important chapter of our shared past.

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