Adriaan de Lelie

Adriaan de Lelie, born on May 19, 1755, in Tilburg and died on November 30, 1820, in Amsterdam, was a Dutch painter known for his portraits and conversation pieces. De Lelie was a pupil of A. Peeters and Andreas Bernardus de Quertenmont. His works often depicted families in domestic settings, capturing the latest fashion and interiors with meticulous detail. De Lelie's portraits of collectors are particularly notable for their detailed recording of art galleries. His career was marked by his ability to convey the personalities and interactions of his subjects, making him a significant figure in Dutch portraiture.