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Self-portrait
Self-portrait
View of Haarlem from the Brouwersvaart, 1767
View of Haarlem from the Brouwersvaart, 1767
Portrait of Pieter Teyler van der Hulst, 1787, by Wybrand Hendriks (after a painting by Frans Decker, since lost). Pieter Teyler is portrayed both as a financier with his "Intrest Boek" -the "Interest Book" he used to track interest rates and outstanding loans- and also as a collector, with art albums in the background. The portrait hangs in the Smaller Boardroom in Teylers Foundation House.
Portrait of Pieter Teyler van der Hulst, 1787, by Wybrand Hendriks (after a painting by Frans Decker, since lost). Pieter Teyler is portrayed both as
Pieter Teyler's pewter inkstand (depicted in his portrait above) is still in the collection of Teylers Museum.
Pieter Teyler's pewter inkstand (depicted in his portrait above) is still in the collection of Teylers Museum.
Signature and blazon of Pieter Teyler.
Signature and blazon of Pieter Teyler.
The front door of Teylers Fundatiehuis. Until the Spaarne wing was built in 1885, access to Teylers Museum was gained through this door: the front doo
The front door of Teylers Fundatiehuis. Until the Spaarne wing was built in 1885, access to Teylers Museum was gained through this door: the front door of Pieter Teyler's residence.