File:Officieren En Andere Schutters Van Wijk XVIII In Amsterdam Onder Leiding Van Kapitein Albert Bas En Luitenant Lucas Conijn Rijksmuseum SK-C-371.jpeg
Unknown date: acquired by the city of Amsterdam, Inventory number SA 7317
The Golden Age relocated, Villa Vauban - Musée d'Art de la Ville de Luxembourg, Luxembourg (city), 2 May 2010–31 October 2010.
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Anonymous, Amsterdam Museum collectie online, as Schutters van de compagnie van kapitein Albert Bas en luitenant Lucas Conijn, 1645, height: 341 cm (11.1 ft); width: 244 cm (96 in).
Anonymous, RKDimages, Art-work number 40208, as Het korporaalschap van kapitein Albert Bas en luitenant Lucas Conijn, 1645, height: 347 cm (11.3 ft); width: 244 cm (96 in), inv. C 371 Anonymous, Web Gallery of Art, as The Company of Captain Albert Bas and Lieutenant Lucas Conijn, 1645, height: 347 cm (11.3 ft); width: 244 cm (96 in).
Anonymous, Kunstkronijk, 1846, p. 4-12.
Bos, J. (1996) ‘Capitaete Stucken’, in: Jaarboek 88, Amstelodamum, p. 78A.
Deursen, Th. van (1992) Mensen van klein vermogen, Amsterdam, p. 234 + ill.
Van Dijk, Beschrijving, 1790, p. 98, nr. 52.
Fuchs, 1968, p. 15, fig. 25.
Jeroense, Petra (1997) ‘Govaert Flinck, Eine Künstlerbiographie’, in: Niederdeutsche Beitrage zur Kunstgeschichte, Band 36, Berlijn, p. 80, 81 + ill.
Lootsma, H. (2007-2008) 'Tracing a pose: Govert Flinck and the emergence of the van Dyckian mode of portraiture', in: Simiolus, vol. 33, no. 4, p. 227, ill. 8, 9 (detail), 11 (detail), 13 (detail)
Meyer, D.C. (1889) in: O.H., 1889, p. 47.
Scheltema (1856) Aemstels Oudheid II, p. 136.
Scheltema, 1879, p. 13, nr. 32.
Sloot, R.B.F. van der, J.B. Kist (1970) ‘Iets over de degenvesten in Hoorn rond het jaar 1650’, in: Armamentaria V, p. 17, noot 11.
Wagenaar, Amsterdam, 1762, II, p. 19.-
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