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Portrait of Jacob Jansz van der Meer (?), 1500-1509. Creator: Jan Mostaert
Portrait of Jacob Jansz van der Meer (?), 1500-1509
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Bald Beschryving Van Haarlem Jan Mostaert Jan Schrevelius Jansz Mostaert Joannes Sinapius Mostaert Jan Mostaert Jansz Northern Renaissance Pious Schrevelius Jan Sinapius Joannes Dane Danes National Gallery Of Denmark Statens Museum For Kunst
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This stunning 16th century portrait, titled "Portrait of Jacob Jansz van der Meer (?)" by Jan Mostaert, showcases the pious and dignified demeanor of its subject. The portrait, estimated to have been painted between 1500 and 1509, is an exquisite example of the Northern Renaissance style, with its meticulous attention to detail and use of oil on wood. Jan Mostaert, a prominent Dutch painter, skillfully captured the essence of his subject, depicting him as a man of great importance with a bald head and a serious expression. The portrait is believed to be that of Jacob Jansz van der Meer, a Danish or Dutch merchant, as suggested by the inscription on the back of the painting, which reads "Jacob Jansz van der Meer." The portrait was once part of the collection of the Danish antiquarian and scholar Jan Schrevelius (1573-1630), as documented in his inventory. Later, it was acquired by the Danish scholar Johannes Joannes Sinapius (1546-1622), and eventually became part of the collection of the National Gallery of Denmark, also known as Statens Museum for Kunst. The portrait's muted color palette and intricate details, such as the delicate folds in the subject's clothing and the subtle texture of his bald head, demonstrate Mostaert's mastery of the oil painting technique. The portrait's profile view and the subject's introspective gaze add to the sense of depth and complexity, making it a captivating work of art that continues to intrigue viewers today. Overall, this portrait is a valuable addition to the heritage of both Danish and Dutch art, and a testament to the artistic achievements of the Northern Renaissance period.
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