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LASTMAN, PIETER |
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| Inv#.Lot | 644.0009 |
| Artist Name | Lasman |
| Authority Name | LASTMAN, PIETER |
| Artist Active | Amsterdam |a 1609-1633 | | Verbatim Entry | 1 stuckge van Lasman van David en Uriam f 26:10:-- |
| Title | David en Uriam |
| Montias Subject | OLD TESTAMENT |
| Object Type | painting |
| Value | 26.5 |t gulden |
| Buyer | Jeltge Claes de peet |
| Buyer Family | Claes, Jeltge, de peet | | Buyer Notes | The buyer, Jeltge Claes, was probably the sister of Elbert Symonsz. Pool's first wife Lutje Claes. She seems to have been the godmother of one of his children (this could not be confirmed from existing DTB files). She was first married to Claes Jacobsz., the son of Jacob Gerritsz. Oud and of Tryn Claes (see R 36618). On 13 April 1596, Klaes Jacobsz., seilenmacker, 24, living on the Nieuwen Dijck, assisted by his father Jacob Gerritsz. Oud and his mother Trijn Claes, was betrothed to Jeltje Claes, 23, assisted by her parents Claes Fockertsz. and Rink Thomasdr. (DTB 407/369). After the death of Tryn Claes, widow of Jacob Gerritsz. Out, an innventory was taken of her possessions. Its only works of art were two little paintings (unassessed) (NA 481, Not. Palm Matthijs). After the death of Claes Jacobsz., Jeltge Claes remarried with Cornelis IJbesz, varentgesel (DTB 665/430). |
| Buyer Religion | Baptisam (godfather, godmother) |
| Present Location | Either Lastman's David and Uriah in the Detroit Art Institue (signed and dated 1611) or Lastman's painting of this same subject in the Mauritshuis (signed and dated 1619). The first measures 51 by 61 cms., the second, 41.5 by 62.5 cms. No other versions are known. | | Montias2 Record | 25469 |
Source Information
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| Archive | Gemeentearchief Amsterdam |
| Call Number | WK 5073/948 |
| Type | Orphan Chamber |
| Inventory Number | 644 | | Lot Number | 0009 | | Inventory Date | 1620/12/04 |
| Owner Name | Pool, Elbert Symonsz. |
| Purpose | auction |
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