Brederode Collection

View from the dunes of the ruin of Brederode, 1813-1863. Creator: Arnoldus Johannes Eymer
View from the dunes of the ruin of Brederode, 1813-1863

Landscape with the Ruins of Brederode Castle in Santpoort, 1844. Creator: Andreas Schelfhout
Landscape with the Ruins of Brederode Castle in Santpoort, 1844

Spring Sun (Lentezon): Castle Ruin: Brederode, c. 1909-10 (oil on masonite)
3700623 Spring Sun (Lentezon): Castle Ruin: Brederode, c.1909-10 (oil on masonite) by Mondrian, Piet (1872-1944); 63.5A--72.4 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas

Portrait of Johan Wolfert van Brederode (1599-1655), c. 1623
Portrait of Johan Wolfert van Brederode (1599-1655), c.1623. Found in the Collection of The Mauritshuis, The Hague

Portrait Hendrik van Brederode Henrik lord Brederode
Portrait of Hendrik van Brederode Henrik, lord of Brederode (title on object), Bust of Hendrik van Brederode, lord of Vianen in an oval. The portrait rests on a plinth bearing his name

Flight Walraven Brederode Vlugt van Walraven
Flight of Walraven from Brederode Vlugt van Walraven from Brederode (title on object), Walraven van Brederode flight in 1471 via a cord from a tower of the castle at Wijk bij Duurstede, windmill

The Battle of Terheide, 1653-1666, by Jan Abrahamsz Beerstra
Jan Abrahamsz Beerstraten (1622-1666). Dutch painter. The Battle of Terheide, 1653-1666. Rijksmuseum. Amsterdam. Holland

Ruins of the Castle of Brederode in Ghent, Holland Circa 1887
Beautifully Illustrated Antique Engraved Victorian Illustration of Ruins of the Castle of Brederode in Ghent, Holland Circa 1887. Source: Original edition from my own archives

Portrait of Reinoud III of Brederode, Jan van Scorel, c. 1545

Portrait of Wolfert Brederode, Theodor Matham, 1649 - 1676

Portrait of Ludovica Christina of Solms-Braunfels, Pieter Claesz. Soutman, unknown, 1650

Overgrown ruins, Jan Ruyscher, 1648 - 1663

Ruin of castle Brederode, Dirck de Bray, 1674

Nieuwejaers Wensch, Gedaen of Klocke-luyders van de Oude Kerk Tooren, Aen de Burgery van Amsterdam, 1708, The Netherlands, Anonymous, Christoffel van Sichem (I), Cornelis Anthonisz. 1707 - 1708

View of the ruins of the castle Brederode, Jan Evert Grave, 1769 - 1805

Ruins of Brederode, Haarlem, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Hendrik Van Brederode
HENDRIK VAN BREDERODE Dutch statesman, patriot leader of Les Gueux (the beggars) opposing Spanish domination of the Netherlands

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Brederode: A Tale of Battles, Ruins, and Noble Lineage Step into the world of Brederode, a name that echoes through history with tales of valor and grandeur. From the Battle of Terheide in 1653-1666 to the stunning artwork by Jan Abrahamsz Beerstra capturing its essence, this noble family's story unfolds. In "Spring Sun (Lentezon): Castle Ruin: Brederode, " painted around 1909-10 on masonite, we witness the remnants of a once-mighty castle. Its walls stand as silent witnesses to centuries past when lords and ladies roamed its halls. Johan Wolfert van Brederode comes alive in his portrait from c. 1623. His gaze exudes confidence and determination, reflecting the spirit that ran deep within this illustrious lineage. Traveling further back in time, we encounter the ruins of another Castle Brederode in Ghent during Holland's golden age circa 1887. These ruins tell stories untold but hint at a glorious past filled with power and influence. The Battle of Terheide resurfaces again through Jan Abrahamsz Beerstra's masterpiece depicting naval warfare during those tumultuous years. The clash between nations is captured vividly on canvas—a reminder of bravery amidst chaos. Hendrik van Brederode takes center stage next—his portrait revealing a man whose presence commanded respect and admiration. Lord Brederode left an indelible mark on history with his actions and beliefs. Walraven Brederode's flight tells a tale shrouded in mystery—an enigmatic figure who disappeared into obscurity leaving behind whispers of intrigue for future generations to unravel. Reinoud III graces us with his presence through Jan van Scorel's brushstrokes from c. 1545—a testament to artistic talent intertwining with aristocracy.