Pieter Fransz De Grebber – Augustinus de Wolff
(Maria de Grebber)
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The man’s gaze is direct and unwavering, conveying an impression of intelligence and perhaps a degree of solemnity. His facial features are sharply defined – a prominent nose, strong jawline, and deep-set eyes – suggesting a character marked by determination and introspection. A full beard, neatly trimmed but substantial, frames his face, adding to the sense of maturity and authority. The hair, parted on one side, is styled with deliberate curls that add a touch of refinement to the overall presentation.
He wears a dark garment, likely velvet or a similar rich fabric, fastened at the neck with a crisp white ruff – a hallmark of the period’s fashion. This detail underscores his social standing and adherence to contemporary conventions. In his hand, he holds a book, its cover adorned with an intricate design that is partially obscured by his fingers. The gesture suggests learning, scholarship, or perhaps a connection to religious study.
Two inscriptions appear on either side of the figure. One reads Simpliciter – Prudenter, suggesting guiding principles or virtues embraced by the sitter. The other inscription indicates his age as forty-six in the year 1631 and includes what appears to be a dedication or familial reference. These textual elements contribute to an understanding of the portrait not merely as a representation of physical appearance, but also as a statement about character, values, and social context.
The overall effect is one of dignified composure and intellectual depth. The artist has skillfully employed light, shadow, and detail to create a compelling likeness that conveys both individual personality and adherence to societal expectations.