Paulus Lesire

Provenance

Willem Craeyvanger (1615/1616–after 1666) and Christine van der Wart (1620–1666), Arnhem
by descent to their second son, Willem Craeyvanger (1643–after 1712) and Maria van Ommen
by descent to their second son, Gijsbert Craeyvanger (born ca. 1700), and Geertruida Margaretha Bongers (born ca. 1705)
by descent to their second son, Gijsbert Craeyvanger (born ca. 1730), and Geertruida Klingen (1737–1817), Utrecht
by descent to their third son, Willem Craeyvanger (born ca. 1762), and Sophia Florentina Hovij (1751–1830)
by descent to their second son, Lodewijk Craeyvanger (1788–1859), and Maria Alexandrina Kennedy (1793–1871), Utrecht
by descent to their son Willem Craeyvanger (1820–1873) and Jacoba Theodra Steijn Parvé (born 1827), Deventer
by descent to their eldest daughter, Louise Maria Craeyvanger (1854–1924), Naumburg a/d Saale
by descent to her sister Jacoba Theodora Craeyvanger (1856–1938), Naumburg a/d Saale
by descent to Maria Louise van Limburg Stirum-Luden (1886–1962), and Samuel John van Limburg Stirum (1879–1963), Olst
by descent to the family members
sale, Christie’s, Amsterdam, 6 May 2009, nr. 78, as by Gerard ter Borch II; nr. 79, as by Paulus Lesire; and nr. 80, as by Gerard ter Borch II and studio (to van Haeften)
with Johnny van Haeften, Ltd., London, 2009
from whom acquired by the present owner in 2009
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External links

Leiden Collection, New York Accession number PaL-100

Other works by Paulus Lesire

Portrait of a Man as Daifilo
1641

Self-Portrait

Healing of Tobit
c. 1640

The Quill Cutter
c. 1628-29

St Peter
1644