Portrait of Jan de Bosch and Margaretha Kroon, by Adriaan de Lelie, in or after 1800
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Portrait of Jan de Bosch and Margaretha Kroon

Also titled Portret van Jan de Bosch en Margaretha Kroon

Adriaan de Lelie (Tilburg, 1755–1820)

in or after 1800

Medium
panel, oil paint (paint)
Classification
painting
Dimensions
height 53.5 cm x width 63 cm
Museum
Rijksmuseum
Credit line
Transfer to the state in lieu of inheritance tax
Rights
Public Domain Mark, as the museum states it.
Who can see it
Tweens profiles and older: its subjects are known and suit older children. How works are placed

View at the Rijksmuseum

About this work

The Mennonite De Bosch family played an important role in the Amsterdam art world. Collector and art dealer Jan de Bosch poses here with his wife Margaretha Kroon in the art gallery in their home. A bust of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius bears witness to their interest in antiquity, while paintings by Jacob de Wit (1695-1754) on the easel and on the wall bespeak their love of art.