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Hip element in the three-quarter profile en face, the left arm placed on a parapet, a letter on the right. The clothes are elaborate, and Samuel Frhr wears in the usual way. Cocceji (1679-1755) an Allon wig. A shelf with books in the background and a view of the Berlin Court on the right, which refers to his profession as a jurist and his work as president of the Chamber Court since 1723. The portrait is set in a frame whose corners are decorated with rocaillen and acanthus, with coat of arms at the bottom. It is a weak imprint whose wrinkles have been restored, but small mistakes have remained especially in clothing. The template was Barbara Rosina Lisiewska’s full-figure portrait, which she painted in 1737 (now Warsaw National Museum Inv.-Nr. 186849).<br /;> <br /;> Purchased for the Märkische Museum of O. Kohn 1905. <br /;> <br /;> The depiction is subtitled Mi. "Samuel L. B. de Cocceji,/S. Reg. Majest. Boruss. Sanctioris Consilii atque Status/Minister, Tribunalium omnium tam Ecclesiasticorum qua/civilium Praeses primarius Dynasta in Wussecken,/Kleist, Kepka, Laas, etc.", including bez. li. "Rosina Lysiesky pinxit.", re. u. "J. Jacob Haid, sculps. et excud. Aug. Vindel."<br /;> <br /;> Literature: Ekhart Berckenhagen: Anna Rosina Lisiewska-Matthieu-de Gasc. In: Niederdeutsche: zur Kunst: 31 (1992), pp. 77-114, here No. 26 (p. 97).
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