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Martinus de la Court

Dutch painter (1640–1710)

Born in Ghent. Died in Leiden.

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Born 16409 dated paintingsDied 1710

9 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a girl
    Portrait of a girl
    possibly by · Possibly by Martinus de la Court
    c. 1670 · Heeswijk Castle
  • Portrait of Engelberta van Brienen (1653-1716)
    Portrait of Engelberta van Brienen (1653-1716)
    Martinus de la Court
    1703 · Centraal Museum
  • Portrait of Paulus Voet van Winssen (1651-1720)
    Portrait of Paulus Voet van Winssen (1651-1720)
    Martinus de la Court
    1703 · Centraal Museum
  • Portret van Magdalena de Sadelaer (1657-1718), echtgenote van Johannes Voet
    Portret van Magdalena de Sadelaer (1657-1718), echtgenote van Johannes Voet
    Martinus de la Court
    1703 · Centraal Museum
  • Portret van Johannes Voet (1647-1713)
    Portret van Johannes Voet (1647-1713)
    Martinus de la Court
    1703 · Centraal Museum
  • Portret van Anna Elisabeth Voet (1686-1724)
    Portret van Anna Elisabeth Voet (1686-1724)
    Martinus de la Court
    1703 · Centraal Museum
  • Portrait of Daniel van Eys (1688-1739)
    Portrait of Daniel van Eys (1688-1739)
    Martinus de la Court
    c. 1709 · Hofje Meermansburg
  • Portrait of Sara Dozy (1685-1759)
    Portrait of Sara Dozy (1685-1759)
    Martinus de la Court
    c. 1709 · Hofje Meermansburg
  • PImage under copyright
    Portret van Johannes à Marck, hoogleraar Godgeleerdheid te Leiden
    Martinus de la Court
    1710 · Icones Leidenses
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