Portret van Daniël Haringh

About this artwork

Purchased with the support of the F.G. Waller-Fonds

Art Historical Context

This delicate portrait of Daniël Haringh was created by the Dutch artist Cornelis van Noorde, who lived from 1741 to 1795. Working primarily in Haarlem, van Noorde specialized in drawings and prints that captured the likenesses of local figures with precision and sensitivity. The small scale of the work—measuring just under 20 by 15 centimeters—suggests it may have been intended as a personal keepsake or study rather than a formal commission. Executed with a brush, the portrait highlights the fluid possibilities of this medium, allowing for soft tonal gradations and expressive line work typic...

About the Artist

Cornelis van Noorde · 1731–1795

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