Willem Kettingh (d 1670). Chief Treasurer and Bailiff of the Prince of Orange c. 1640 - 1755

"Willem Kettingh (d 1670). Chief Treasurer and Bailiff of the Prince of Orange" is an oil on canvas portrait by Dutch painter Mattheus Verheyden. The portrait depicts Willem Kettingh, a prominent figure in the court of the Prince of Orange, standing in a stately pose against a columned background, typical of portraiture from the Dutch Golden Age. Kettingh's attire, including a black coat, white collar, and a black hat held in his hand, reflect the fashion of the time. The painting, created between 1640 and 1755, captures a moment of composure and authority, offering a glimpse into the life of a high-ranking official. Verheyden's skillful brushstrokes and realistic depiction of the subject contribute to the portrait's enduring impact.