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Pen, brush and washed in black, brown and grey on paper, 190 x 136 mm, dated in verso: 1754
Haarlem, Teylers Museum, inv.no. KT 2750

This drawing is a copy after Frans Hals’s original portrait of his fellow artist Vincent Laurensz. van der Vinne (1628-1702) in Toronto [1].

D80

Black and white chalk, brush in grey, on paper, 239 x 189 mm
London, British Museum, inv.no. 1865,0114.829

This drawing by the Leiden-based artist Louis de Moni (1698-1771) was also done after Hals’s Portrait of Vincent Laurensz. van der Vinne [1].

D81

Pencil, watercolor and gouache on paper, 232 x 196 mm, signed and dated centre right: C. V Noorde. del. / 1754
Haarlem, Noord-Hollands Archief, inv.no. L-HlmNHA_1100_49959

D82

Pencil, watercolor, pen in grey on paper, 328 x 257 mm, signed and dated lower right: C: v: Noorde, del: 1758.
Leiden, University Library – Special Collections, inv.no. PK-T-927

Hals’s Portrait of Vincent Laurensz. van der Vinne [1] has been copied twice by Cornelis van Noorde (1731-1795), who chose to add a rectangular frame to both versions.

D83

Pen in brown and brown wash on paper, 170 x 140 mm
Moscow, Pushkin Museum, inv.no. 1118

This drawing copies the main protagonist from Hals’s Rommel-pot player (A4.2.1a, or any of the variants) [2]. This scene was copied frequently by draughtsmen and engravers, who sometimes selected only one or two separate figures from the original composition.

D84

Watercolor on paper, 275 x 200 mm
Paris, Fondation Custodia – Collection Frits Lugt, inv.no. 505

Copy of the painted Portrait of Pieter Cornelisz. van der Morsch [3], with the addition of an FH monogram and the inscription PIERO. STADS BODE te LEYDEN.

D85

Black chalk on paper, 262 x 315 mm
Leeuwarden, Fries Museum, inv.no. PTII-0390

Faithful monochrome copy after the painted Portrait of Pieter Cornelisz. van der Morsch [3].

D85a

Black chalk, brush and washed in grey and brown on paper, 478 x 380 mm, inscription in verso: Willem van Heithuysen ... door H. Tavenier Na Schilderij Getekent & d CvNoorde Na dito v Frans Hals op Gemaakt.
Haarlem, Noord-Hollands Archief, inv.no. NL-HlmNHA_ 53013847_G

The chalk drawing in this copy after Hals's Portrait of Willem van Heythuysen [4] was carried out by Hendrik Tavenier (1734-1807), while van Cornelis van Noorde (1731-1795) added the brown wash.¹

D86

Pen in black ink and gouache on paper, 360 x 277 mm, signed in verso: Corn: van Noorde, del:
Haarlem, Noord-Hollands Archief, inv.no. NL-HlmNHA_1100_33427
Pendant to D88

This copy was sold at auction in Amsterdam in 1818 and 1891, in both instances with a reference to Cornelis Guldewagen (1599-1663), ‘Raad en Burgemeester van Haarlem’.² The catalogue descriptions formed the basis for the identification of the sitter in the painting [5] on which the present drawing was based. They also established the connection with the 1663 painted Portrait of Agatha van der Horn by Jan de Braij (c. 1626/27-1697) [6], a drawn copy of which (D88) was featured in the 1818 and 1891 sales as the present drawing’s companion piece. Both likenesses, painted when the sitters were 60 years old, are painted on panel and have identical dimensions.

Pen in black ink and gouache on paper, 360 x 280 mm
Haarlem, Noord-Hollands Archief, inv.no. NL-HlmNHA_1100_33506
Pendant to D87

Black chalk and brush in black on paper, 353 x 286 mm
Frankfurt am Main, Städel Museum, inv.no. 24908
Pendant to D90

Jan Gerard Waldorp (1740-1808) also drew copies after the portraits of Cornelis Guldewagen (1599-1663) and Agatha van der Horn (1603-1680) [5][6].

Black chalk and brush in black on paper, 352 x 287 mm
Frankfurt am Main, Städel Museum, inv.no. 24907
Pendant to D89