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  • Jan van Rossum (Viennese, 1630-1673) MARECHAL DE SCHOMBERG, c.1615-90
    Sep. 28, 2015

    Jan van Rossum (Viennese, 1630-1673) MARECHAL DE SCHOMBERG, c.1615-90

    Est: €1,500 - €2,000

    Jan van Rossum (Viennese, 1630-1673) MARECHAL DE SCHOMBERG, c.1615-90 watercolour inscribed upper right; extensively inscribed on reverse h:10.25  w:6.50 in. Provenance: Mentmore Towers, Buckinghamshire; Private collection, Sussex; Whyte's, 28 April 2008, lot 150; Whence purchased by the present owner Frederick Armand de Schomberg, 1st Duke of Schomberg, was a distinguished military officer and second in command to King William III at the Battle of the Boyne. Born in Germany circa 1615, he was the son of Count Schomberg by the daughter of Lord Dudley. He served in six different armies, commanding the French army in Catalonia, and serving Frederick, Prince of Orange, in the Netherlands, among others. He was awarded the staff of the Marshall of France in 1675. After marrying a Huguenot woman, he came to England in 1688 with William of Orange. The following year he was sent to Ireland with the Williamite armies. He perished at the Battle of the Boyne on the 1st July 1690. The present work may be compared to Sir Godfrey Kneller's portrait, engraved in mezzotint c.1693 by John Smith, which shows him in full armour on a rearing horse.

    Whyte's
  • Jan van Rossum (active Vianen 1654-1678)
    Sep. 10, 2008

    Jan van Rossum (active Vianen 1654-1678)

    Est: -

    Jan van Rossum (active Vianen 1654-1678) Portrait of an officer, half-length, in a yellow costume and gold embroidered sash, in a painted oval oil on canvas 82 x 68.3 cm.

    Christie's
  • Jan van Rossum (Viennese, 1630-1673) MARECHAL DE
    Apr. 28, 2008

    Jan van Rossum (Viennese, 1630-1673) MARECHAL DE

    Est: €1,500 - €2,000

    Jan van Rossum (Viennese, 1630-1673) MARECHAL DE SCHOMBERG, c.1615-90 inscribed upper right; extensively inscribed on reverse watercolour on paper 25 by 16cm., 9.75 by 6.25in. Provenance: Mentmore Towers, Buckinghamshire; Private collection, Sussex Frederick Armand de Schomberg, 1st Duke of Schomberg, was a distinguished military officer and second in command to King William III at the Battle of the Boyne. Born in Germany circa 1615, he was the son of Count Schomberg by the daughter of Lord Dudley. He served in six different armies, commanding the French army in Catalonia, and serving Frederick, Prince of Orange, in the Netherlands, among others. He was awarded the staff of the Marshall of France in 1675. After marrying a Huguenot woman, he came to England in 1688 with William of Orange. The following year he was sent to Ireland with the Williamite armies. He perished at the Battle of the Boyne on the 1st July 1690. The present work may be compared to Sir Godfrey Kneller's portrait, engraved in mezzotint c.1693 by John Smith, which shows him in full armour on a rearing horse.

    Whyte's
  • Portrait of an officer, half-length, in a yellow costume and gold embroidered sash, in a painted oval
    Nov. 14, 2007

    Portrait of an officer, half-length, in a yellow costume and gold embroidered sash, in a painted oval

    Est: €8,000 - €12,000

    Jan van Rossum (active Vianen 1654-1678) Portrait of an officer, half-length, in a yellow costume and gold embroidered sash, in a painted oval oil on canvas 82 x 68.3 cm.

    Christie's
  • Portrait of Isabella Bellasis (died 1676), half-length, in a yellow dress and lace chemise, a landscape beyond, in a painted oval
    Nov. 14, 2007

    Portrait of Isabella Bellasis (died 1676), half-length, in a yellow dress and lace chemise, a landscape beyond, in a painted oval

    Est: €6,000 - €8,000

    Jan van Rossum (active Vianen 1654-1678) Portrait of Isabella Bellasis (died 1676), half-length, in a yellow dress and lace chemise, a landscape beyond, in a painted oval signed and dated 'J.V.Rossum · fe 1667' (lower left) oil on canvas 81.7 x 67.7 cm. inscribed with a coat-of-arms upper right

    Christie's
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