Portrait of Henriette Louise Peterson
Alexandre-Jean Dubois-Drahonet, 1821

This portrait of Henriette is linked to the original collection of 43 pictures which founded the Art Gallery in Cheltenham. Henriette married Henri-Francois-Joseph Auguste du Bois in 1821 around the time of this portrait. Henri created the important de Ferrieres collection of Dutch 17th century paintings, together with 19th century Dutch and Belgium paintings. The De Ferrieres collection was bequeathed to Henri and Henriette's son Charles and was then given as the founding collection to create an Art Gallery in Cheltenham in 1898. The name of the collection came from Henriette Louise Peterson as her mother was a de Ferrieres.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Portrait of Henriette Louise Peterson, 1821
Date supported
2010
Medium and material
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
62 x 52 cm
Grant
2319
Total cost
4375

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