Portrait of Aletta Hanemans (1606-1653)

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Aletta Hanemans, Olycan's widow, Haarlem, 1638-1653; (?) her daughter, Johanna Everswijn-Olycan, Haarlem, 1653-1682 (her inventory, 1658, 'Two likenesses of father and mother painted by Hals'); (?) her husband, Mattheus Everswijn, Haarem, 1682-1688; (?) by inheritance to Olycan's niece, Maria van Sypesteyn-van der Horn and her husband, Cornelis Ascanius van Sypesteyn, Haarlem, after 1688; by inheritance within the Van Sypesteyn family, Haarlem and The Hague, until 1877; anonymous sale (probably jonkheer Jan Willem van Sypesteyn and his wife, jonkvrouwe Adriana Wilhelmina van Vredenburch), Amsterdam, 16 May 1877 (Lugt 37480), nos. 9 and 10 (to Schouten and Van Pappelendam for 8,000 and 4,000 guilders respectively; withdrawn and subsequently purchased together for 19,580 guilders by Van Pappelendam for the Van Sypesteyn family); Van Sypesteyn family, Haarlem, 1877-1880 (to De Stuers for 10,750 guilders); Victor de Stuers, The Hague, 1880; sold by him to the Dutch government, 1881 (10,500 guilders); placed in the Mauritshuis, 1881