Stock Photo - Cornelis de Graeff and Catharina Hooft Portrait of Catharina Hooft (1618-1691), Catharina Hooft, wife of Cornelis de Graeff. The head in profile is completely to the left, the upper body turned three-quarters to the left. The hair is held together at the back of the head by a net and sideways by a ribbon. A large piece of jewelery is attached to the net, composed of precious stones, an earring hangs from a ribbon at the temples, also consisting of precious stones. A double pearl necklace adorns the neck. Underneath a cloak, which is held together on the shoulder by buttons adorned with precious stones, a part of a frock with embroidered edge and a thin pleated robe is visible. The smooth background is slightly arched. Part of a pedestal is indicated against the bottom edge with the inscription: CATHARINA HOOFT. VXOR.CORNELII.THE GRAVE. CIC. IC. CLX. (1660) AD VIVUM SCUL (P) .SIT.A.QUELLIEN, historical persons - BB - woman (profile portrait), Artus Quellinus (I), Amsterdam, 1660, marble (rock), h 58.0 cm × w 55.0 cm × h 76.0 cm × w 72.0 cm × w ca 35 kg