Friedrich Heinrich, Prince of Orania, Count of Nassau alleged portrait (it was in Thieme-Becker XXIX, p. 259, Art. "Rymsdyck, Jan Van", as "Mr. Van Surpel and Mrs." verified): Full figure standing, en face , Upper body half from the left; Barhaupt, with mustache; in closed dark skirt, with round lace collar, sleeve bead, lace cuffs; Bandelier around the right shoulder to the left hip, on the Degen; Over the Degenkorb stems the back of the left against a body; standing rod in the right; in dark teaks with side loops, loop shoes; at feet on the right a light colored puppy cowering; Links in the

Friedrich Heinrich, Prince of Orania, Count of Nassau alleged portrait (it was in Thieme-Becker XXIX, p. 259, Art. "Rymsdyck, Jan Van", as "Mr. Van Surpel and Mrs." verified): Full figure standing, en face , Upper body half from the left; Barhaupt, with mustache; in closed dark skirt, with round lace collar, sleeve bead, lace cuffs; Bandelier around the right shoulder to the left hip, on the Degen; Over the Degenkorb stems the back of the left against a body; standing rod in the right; in dark teaks with side loops, loop shoes; at feet on the right a light colored puppy cowering; Links in the picture supposedly his wife Amalie, Countess to Solms-Braunfels: Full figure in armchair sitting, half of the right; Barhaupt, with back home jewelry; In a long, dark dress, with bright, lace-lined shoulder collar and lace cuffs; on both hands ever a bracelet, left with open hand plate, rights with facing back and two harvesting fingers on the lap; Feet on pillow stool; Behind both each one round arch with views in clouds: in the left (over it) a bird connected to a crossbar in the midst of blades; Links a pilaster; the rights (in front of him) with lower side wall, concealed right half of drapery; The central separation pilaster decorated, with coat of arms, headstitch; Below the representation on both sides on the edge of the frame the names of the painter and Schabürstler; Two-line English legend & single-line owner note about the coat of arms of the Duke of Devonshire (in the collection the original); Bottom left English. Size of the original, Latin right. Publisher note, dated.

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