De kinderen van Pieter Cornelis Hasselaer en Clara Wendela Sautijn, wier portretten aan de wand hangen, met hun grootmoeder Wendela Eleonora Reael 1761

Hendrik Pothoven's "De kinderen van Pieter Cornelis Hasselaer en Clara Wendela Sautijn, wier portretten aan de wand hangen, met hun grootmoeder Wendela Eleonora Reael," is a 1761 family portrait depicting a Dutch family in a grand, elegant interior. The painting showcases the Hasselaer family, with portraits of the parents hanging on the wall, and the children and their grandmother seated in front of a fireplace. The work demonstrates Pothoven's adeptness at depicting the grandeur of the wealthy Dutch middle class in the 18th century, using subtle details and compositional balance to create a sense of opulence.