Pieter Dubordieu

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Pieter Dubordieu (* around 1609 in L'Île-Bouchard , today's Indre-et-Loire department ; † after June 4, 1678 probably in Amsterdam ) was a Dutch portrait painter of French descent.

Pieter Dubordieu was a little known artist. He was enrolled at the Leiden University in 1628 and worked as a painter mainly in Leiden. Although he acquired Amsterdam citizenship in 1636 , he can be traced back to Leiden from 1638. There he was a member of the Guild of St. Luke from 1648 to 1651 and 1665 to 1676 .

Selected Works

  • Amsterdam, Willet-Holthuysen Museum
    • Portrait of Jeanne Planques. around 1650 (attributed)
    • Portrait of Pieter de la Court. Around 1650 (attributed)
  • Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum
    • Portrait of a Young Woman. 1637
    • Portrait of a Man. 1638
    • Portrait of a Woman. 1638
  • Berlin, private collection
    • Portrait of a Young Woman. around 1635
  • The Hague, Historical Museum
    • Portrait of Willem van Kerckhoven. 1631 (attributed)
    • Portrait of the Rijnburgh Sebastiaansdr de Jonge. 1631 (attributed)
  • Leiden, Stedelijk Museum "De Lakenhal"
    • Portrait of the Mayor of Leiden, Jan Jansz. Orlers. 1640
personal data
SURNAME Dubordieu, Pieter
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pieter de Bordieu
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Dutch portrait painter of French descent
DATE OF BIRTH around 1609
PLACE OF BIRTH L'Île-Bouchard
DATE OF DEATH after June 1678
Place of death unsure: Amsterdam