Banquet of Members of the Haarlem Calivermen Civic Guard
Banquet of Members of the Haarlem Calivermen Civic Guard Banquet of Members of the Haarlem Calivermen Civic Guard

By Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem

Banquet of Members of the Haarlem Calivermen Civic Guard
Banquet of Members of the Haarlem Calivermen Civic Guard Banquet of Members of the Haarlem Calivermen Civic Guard

Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem

Cornelis van Haarlem made two portraits of Haarlem officers’ corps. The first was painted in 1583 and is believed to be the earliest portrait of a Haarlem corps. This civic guard portrait garnered almost instant praise for its lively portrayal of the subjects. As a member of the same company, Cornelis van Haarlem knew the men well, which undoubtedly contributed to this vitality. He painted himself wearing a hat upper left. The bearded man beside him was his teacher, Pieter Pietersz. The young man lower left, looking at us, is probably his brother Hans.

Year

1583

Material

oil on panel

Dimensions

135 x 233 cm (53 1/8 x 91 3/4 inch)

Credit

Frans Hals Museum, photo: René Gerritsen

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Banquet of Members of the Haarlem Calivermen Civic Guard
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By Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem