Portretten van Joris Backer en Jan Huydecoper van Maarseveen 1642 - 1700

This anonymous drawing, dating from 1642-1700, features portraits of Joris Backer and Jan Huydecoper van Maarseveen. Both men are depicted in bust-length portraits, their faces rendered with detail in delicate strokes. The men wear fashionable attire of the time, including wide-brimmed hats and lace collars. These portraits are valuable historical documents, offering insight into the clothing and facial features of Dutch citizens in the 17th century. The piece is part of the Rijksmuseum collection, a testament to the museum's wide-ranging holdings of Dutch art history.