Portrait of a Man, thought to be Christoffel van Gangelt, Second Husband of Lucretia Boudaen 1640 - 1670

This oil painting on canvas, titled "Portrait of a Man, thought to be Christoffel van Gangelt, Second Husband of Lucretia Boudaen," was created by Jacob van Loo sometime between 1640 and 1670. The painting depicts a man in an elaborate 17th-century costume with a rich, dark red curtain serving as a backdrop. The subject is portrayed in a three-quarter-length pose with his right hand resting on a table, showcasing a distinctive posture and a detailed depiction of clothing popular during the Dutch Golden Age. The portrait, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to van Loo's skill in capturing the details and essence of his subjects.