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textabstractEarly in 1996, both the artist and the patron of a beautifullypainted portrait by an anonymous painter of the lateseventeenth century were identified. The painting (Figure1) was compared with works by other portraitists, and athorough stylistic analysis by the Netherlands Institute forArt History finally showed that the portrait displays all thecharacteristics of a painting by Thomas van der Wilt (1659-1733)1. In the autumn of that year the painting was restoredand the signature and the date (1700) were recovered. Thisproved that the maker of the portrait was indeed Thomasvan der Wilt.

A New Light upon Hendrik van Deventer (1651–1724): Identification and Recovery of a Portrait