Axial Commons Image Treasury
Seated man in dark coat and grey wig holds dividers over an open map, with a small dog and red drapery behind him.

Portrait of Carel Quina (1622-89), Knight of the Holy Sepulchre and Amsterdam-born explorer of Asia

Seated man in a dark coat and lace collar, with a long grey wig, holds dividers over an open map on a richly patterned red cloth, a small dog at his side. Red drapery, a young attendant and a distant city view fill the background of this oil portrait.

Artist
Jacob Toorenvliet (mentioned on object)
Date
1669
Medium
Source
Rijksmuseum
Size
3075 × 4000 px
Download full size
Public domain · Rijksmuseum marks it Public Domain Mark; made by 1669.
Rights checked 2026-11-05 · tier A · as stated by the source: Public Domain Mark (Rijksmuseum, image license https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/)

Credit (appreciated, not required for public-domain works): Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Stories of the Old Testament17th centuryoil on canvasdutch paintingpaintingseated manlace collarbaroque portraithistorical portraitred draperysmall dogdividers

More from Stories of the Old Testament

French savants huddled together at the top of a column, while a band of Bedouin Arabs set fire to it below; exaggerating the troubled experience of the 'Commission des Sciences et des Arts' during Napoleon's invasion of Egypt. Coloured etching by J. Gillray, 1799.French savants huddled together at the top of a column, while a band of Bedouin Arabs set Vioolspeler met twee jongensVioolspeler met twee jongensMoses evokes the seventh plague. Mezzotint by John Martin, 1832.Moses evokes the seventh plague. Mezzotint by John Martin, 1832.In MemoriamIn MemoriamA malicious itinerant surgeon extracting stones from a grimacing patient's head; symbolising the extraction of 'folly' (insanity). Mezzotint by J. van der Bruggen after D. Teniers.A malicious itinerant surgeon extracting stones from a grimacing patient's head; symbolisiJacob Haaringh (Young Haaringh) (Pieter Haaringh)Jacob Haaringh (Young Haaringh) (Pieter Haaringh)