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Portrait of Jan Harmensz de Marre (1696-1763). Seaman, Poet and Director of the Amsterdam Theater, 1 Creator: Jan Maurits Quinkhard
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Portrait of Jan Harmensz de Marre (1696-1763). Seaman, Poet and Director of the Amsterdam Theater, 1 Creator: Jan Maurits Quinkhard
Portrait of Jan Harmensz de Marre (1696-1763). Seaman, Poet and Director of the Amsterdam Theater, 1732-1771
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Amsterdam Copper Metal Director Frame Gilded Gilding Gilt Jan Maurits Quinkhard Jan Quinkhard Naval Officer Quinkhard Jan Maurits Rococo Era Seaman Sepia
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This portrait, created by the skilled Dutch artist Jan Maurits Quinkhard in 1732, showcases Jan Harmensz de Marre (1696-1763), an extraordinary figure of the 18th century in Amsterdam. De Marre was a man of many talents, excelling not only as a seaman and naval officer but also as a poet and the esteemed Director of the Amsterdam Theater from 1732 to 1771. The portrait, rendered in rich sepia tones, captures the essence of the Baroque era with its ornate gilded frame and intricate details. The copper plate etching technique used by Quinkhard adds depth and texture to the image, bringing de Marre's character to life. The subject's attire, consisting of a formal coat and a tricorn hat, signifies his status and position in society. De Marre's naval career is evident in the portrait, with the background depicting a turbulent sea and a ship in the distance. This visual representation of his connection to the navy underscores his role as a seaman and naval warfare expert. However, the inclusion of a quill and an open book on the table before him serves as a reminder of his literary pursuits and his role as a poet. As the Director of the Amsterdam Theater, de Marre was a significant figure in the cultural scene of the Low Countries during the Rococo era. This portrait, with its intricate details and masterful execution, stands as a testament to his multifaceted personality and the rich heritage of the arts in Amsterdam during the 18th century.
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