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xix GODFRIED SCHALCKEN 395 shoulder which is fixed at the bosom. She wears a pearl necklace. [Pendant to 299.] Signed on the tree at foot to the left ; panel, 16 inches by 12^ inches. Exhibited at Rotterdam, 1907, No. 56. Sale. De la Court and others, Amsterdam, September 21, 1904, No. 120 (1150 florins, with pendant, Van der Schilde). In the collection of C. W. F. P. Baron Sweerts de Landas Wyborgh, Rotterdam. 298. PIETER DE LA COURT (1618-1685), son of Pieter de la Court and Jeanne de Planques, manufacturer and economist. Three- quarter length ; standing, turned to the left, with his arms resting on a balustrade. He wears a brown silk robe open at the throat and a knotted tie. In the left background, near a curtain drawn up high, is a view of a park. Signed, and dated 1679 ; panel, 17 inches by 13^ inches. See Moes, Iconographia Batava, No. 1768, 3. Lithographed by J. P. Berghaus. Sale. De la Court and others, Amsterdam, September 21, 1904, No. 119 (300 florins). In the Lalcenhal Museum, Leyden, 1908 catalogue, No. 289. 299. PIETER DE LA COURT (1664-1739), son of Pieter de la Court and Catharina van der Voort, as a boy. Three-quarter length, turned to the right, with his head inclined to the left. On his right hand is perched a bird. He holds in his left hand the end of a thread attached to the bird's leg. He wears a purplish-red costume with a blue wrap. Behind him is a rock ; to the right is a view of a hilly landscape. [Pendant to 297.] Signed on a stone to the right at foot j panel, 17 inches by 13! inches. Exhibited at Rotterdam, 1907, No. 55. Sale. De la Court and others, Amsterdam, September 21, 1904, No. 121 (1150 florins, with pendant, Van der Schilde). In the collection of C. W. F. P. Baron Sweerts de Landas Wyborgh, Rotterdam. Catharina Maria van Dalen, wife of E. van der Dussen. [See 302.] Isabella Deutz, wife of Diederick HoeufFt. [See 309.] Fran^oise van Diemen, wife of G. Schalcken. [See 284^.] Maria Dou, born Jans. [See 312.] 300. Baron Coenraad Droste (1642-1734), captain and poet. See Moes, Iconographia Batava, No. 2160. In the collection of Coenraad Baron Droste, The Hague ; mentioned in his poem on his collection, 1716 edition, page 62. 301. Ewout van der Dussen (1669-1729), Burgomaster of Delft. Three-quarter length. A very good picture. [Pendant to 302.] Dated 1704 ; canvas, 49^ inches by 38 inches.