Jan Jacobus Matthijs Damschröder (1825-1905), born in Amsterdam, was a renowned artist known for his expertise in figure and history painting during the Mid-19th Century. He specialized in capturing scenes from Dutch history and narrative interiors featuring figures, with a particular emphasis on portraying children. Damschröder, also known as Damschreuder or Damschroeder, gained popularity for his captivating works. He passed away in Velzen in 1905, leaving behind a legacy of exceptional artistic contributions.

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The painting displays signs of aging, including yellowing, scratches, cracks, and general wear. These damages are likely a result of the passage of time and exposure to environmental factors.