Maria van Pallaes

Mayken Lubbert van Pallaesdr.Bert Aanstoot refers to her full name with a full stop at the end,

On 11 January 1606, at the age of 19, Van Pallaes married Hendrick van Schroyesteijn, a lawyer at the court of Utrecht, in the presence of the city's aldermen. He was also a Roman Catholic. Van Pallaes had more possessions and capital than Van Schroyesteijn at the time of their marriage. They bought a house along the Oudegracht but later moved to on where Van Pallaes lived for the rest of her life.

In 2015, a corbel was revealed honouring Van Palles. The corbel shows two hands giving away apples and was designed and created by Cissy van der Wel.

Painting by Hendrick Bloemaert Yearly food distribution to the poor of Utrecht by Maria van Pallaes, a painting by Hendrick Bloemaert (1657). The woman sitting on the right is Van Pallaes, with her children in the background, and the houses in the background on the righthand side are the Maria van Pallaes houses. alt=A painting that shows a woman, Van Pallaes, sitting on a chair with various well-dressed individuals behind her. Other people on the painting show gratitude whilst receiving food.

Since 1924, the 1657 painting Yearly food distribution to the poor of Utrecht by Maria van Pallaes by Hendrick Bloemaert has belonged to the collection of the Centraal Museum and has been included in various exhibitions, most recently in Brazil's Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo.