Focus on this artwork and analyze the Provenance.
The painting was in the collection of Albertina Agnes (1634–1696), Princess of Oranje-Nassau, at the Frisian Stadholder's Court, Leeuwarden, and a century later was appropriated for the national collection from Paleis Het Loo to the Rijksmuseum, then in The Hague, on 18 September 1798. The appropriation of art from the stadtholder's collection was a tactical move to prevent the abduction of more national treasure to Paris as had happened with the Gallery Prince William V in 1795. The painting has been in the national collection owned by the Rijksmuseum ever since, and has been on loan to the Mauritshuis since 1948.Other known versions:
Gallery Prince William V The Hague Frisian Stadholder's Court Albertina Agnes (1634–1696), Princess of Oranje-Nassau Mauritshuis Rijksmuseum Leeuwarden stadtholder Paleis Het Loo