Award on the portrait painting

[Claudius]

Hello;

 

I saw painting from a basement tavern in Savannah, GA. 
 

Can anyone identify this award?  Can this gentleman be identified?

[saxcob]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_Netherlands_Lion

[augustin1813]

This is Anthony Hoynck van Papendrecht

See https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Hoynck_van_Papendrecht_(1762-1837)

[Herman]

Good detective work gentlemen 👍

 

regards

Herman

[Claudius]

I would like to thank Saxcob and Augustin1813 who identified this gentleman and his award.  
 

if I ever return to this tavern, I will have to contact management/ownership.  They can add a brass plaque below and return this gentleman from the unknown.  
 

or maybe I’ll email them.  (It’s not ideal. I’m likely to get a “that’s nice. Thank you for letting us know” response.  

[GreyC]

As the original seems to be here: Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed De Collectie

The one in the tavern is a copy?

GreyC

[Claudius]

5 hours ago, GreyC said:

As the original seems to be here: Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed De Collectie

The one in the tavern is a copy?

GreyC

I guess it must be a copy. 
 

I would feel better knowing it is a copy, considering where in the basement tavern I found it.  

[augustin1813]

At this time, it was customary to make several copies of the same portrait. I have in my collection a portrait of general Beaumont d'Autichamp which I know exists in ay least two other copies!

Edited June 20 by augustin1813

[GreyC]

Posted what right now?

[augustin1813]

" At this time, it was customary to make several copies of the same portrait. I have in my collection a portrait of general beaumont d'Autichamp which I know exists in at least two other copies! "

[GreyC]

Thank you.

Compared to the one in the museum the tavern copy is a rather crude one, especially w regard to the execution of the face.

GreyC