Lot 117: Jan van Teylingen (Emden or Leeuwarden c. 1602-1654 Hoorn)

Jan van Teylingen (Emden or Leeuwarden c. 1602-1654 Hoorn)
Portrait of Jacob Josiasz. Wybo (b. 1599), Burgomaster of the city Hoorn, half-length, in a black costume with a white collar
signed 'J: a. Teylingen. Pinx: (centre left), inscribed with the sitter's age and dated 'aeta:36. ao: 1636.' (ae linked, upper left)
oil on canvas
61 x 50.8 cm.

On loan to the Centraal Museum, Utrecht, 1935-48, no. 7424.

C.J. Matthijs, 'De portretten uit de families Van Bredehoff en De Vincq', in: Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie, The Hague, 37, 1983, pp. 157, p. 190, illustrated p. 160, fig. 10.

Commissioned by the sitter in 1636; and by inheritence to his son Josias Jacobsz. Wybo in 1648-49; by descent to his son Jacob Josiasz. Wybo; by descent to his widow Maria van Davelaer; by descent to Jacob's cousin François van Bredehoff in 1727; by descent to Johan van Bredehoff in 1761; by descent to Gerbrand de Vincq in 1813; by descent to François van Bredehoff de Vincq in 1813; by descent to Nanning van Bredehoff de Vincq in 1849; by descent to his widow Quarin Willemier van Oosthuizen, born Weggeman Guldemont in 1852; by descent to Nanning's son François van Bredehoff de Vincq in 1896; by descent to O.M. van Bredehoff de Vincq, Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
Anonymous sale; Phillips, London, 9 December 1980.
with S. Carter Gallery, Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Thomas Kerr, St. Estève; Duke's, Vaucluse Provençe, 3 March 2011, lot 223.