Graeff (home of Andries de Graeff) was sold at auction in 1903 and is installed today at the Peace Palace in the Hague. Houbraken also mentioned decorations for gentlemen in Rotterdam 'in the style of De Lairesse'. Glauber married the sister of the architect Steven Vennecool and at the time Houbraken was writing, he lived in the Proveniershuis in Schoonhoven. According to the RKD Glauber was the brother of the painter Diana Glauber and settled in the Hague, where he became a member of the Confrerie Pictura in 1687. He was the teacher of the painter Willem Troost. References Pastoral landscape with figures one of a series in the Rijksmuseum from Herengracht 132 by Glauber and De Lairesse 1646 births 1726 deaths Dutch Golden Age painters Dutch male painters Artists from Utrecht Painters from The Hague Members of the Bentvueghels