Who painted Portrait of Willem I (1772-1843). King of the Nederlands?

Portrait of Willem I (1772-1843). King of the Nederlands was painted by Jan Baptist van der Hulst in 1833.

Where can I see Portrait of Willem I (1772-1843). King of the Nederlands?

Portrait of Willem I (1772-1843). King of the Nederlands is held by Rijksmuseum.

Artwork

Portrait of Willem I (1772-1843). King of the Nederlands

Portrait of Willem I (1772-1843). King of the Nederlands is an oil painting by Jan Baptist van der Hulst. It dates from 1833 and is held in the collection of the Rijksmuseum.

About this work

Overview

This 1833 oil painting, created by Jan Baptist van der Hulst, is a portrait of William I of the Netherlands. It is currently held in the Rijksmuseum.

Subject & Meaning

The portrait depicts William I, the King of the Netherlands from 1772 to 1843, dressed in a dark blue military jacket adorned with gold accents and medals, signifying his royal and military status.

Technique & Style

Van der Hulst's work showcases his skill in portraiture, capturing the subject's likeness against a dark brown background. The use of oil paint allows for detailed rendering of the subject's attire, including gold buttons and epaulets.

History & Provenance

Jan Baptist van der Hulst, a Flemish painter and lithographer active in the Netherlands, was known for his portraits and history paintings, often focusing on royal subjects, which aligns with his depiction of William I.

Artist & collection

Artist

Jan Baptist van der Hulst

Jan Baptist van der Hulst (2 March 1790 – 16 May 1862) was a Flemish painter and lithographer. He painted numerous members of the royal family of the Netherlands, and was known for his work in history painting as well.

Museum

Rijksmuseum

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