Four Officers of the Amsterdam Coopers' and Wine-rackers' Guild

Four Officers of the Amsterdam Coopers' and Wine-rackers' Guild

Artist: Gerbrand van den Eeckhout (Dutch, 1621 - 1674)

Original Dimensions: 64 1/8" x 77 1/2"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (1657) "This group portrait shows the officers of the Coopers‘ and Wine-rackers’ guild of Amsterdam, which included men who made barrels for the wine imported into the city and those who sampled and bottled it. The name of the guild is written on the seal which hangs over the edge of the table, while in the background is a painting of Saint Matthias, patron saint of coopers, holding an axe. The sitters are named on the document lying on the table: Philips van der Neer, Jan van den Eeckhout, Tomas Hendrick and Jan Hendrick. Group pictures like this – representing the leading figures of trade guilds and military companies, and the trustees or governors of schools, orphanages and hospitals – were very common in seventeenth-century Dutch art. They represented a formal record of those who held office at that moment and would hang on the walls of the guild’s hall or offices." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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