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Hand-coloured drawing of a standing man in fur-trimmed cloak and ruff beside a heraldic shield, with cursive inscription belo

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Erard van Pallandt, heer van Culemborg, Nicolaes de Kemp (1590-1593), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A standing man in a red and gold doublet, grey trunk hose, lilac stockings and a fur-trimmed cloak wears a dark hat with a feather and a large ruff, resting one hand on a heraldic shield with black lions and red crosses. Handwritten Dutch inscription in cursive appears beneath the figure. The work is a hand-coloured drawing dated 1590-1593 by Nicolaes de Kemp, depicting Erard van Pallandt, lord of Culemborg.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum