Aleida Greve

Her mother was the widow of Herman van Marle, the former owner of the "Gouden Kroon" brewery that was merged after her marriage with Greve's.

Aleida never married and was reported to paint various genre styles, but little remains other than the examples of her work still on display in her former home.

Paintings by Aleida Greve were popular in Zwolle in her day according to period accounts, but no known works by her have been discovered outside the Vrouwenhuis.

After the old age home closed in the 1980s, an investigation into a museum function renewed interest in her work and that of the other ladies represented in the collection, and since an inventory was taken of the contents of the house in 1981 historical research has been conducted into the provenance of the various artefacts, all of which are traceble to Aleida's day.

A painting by Peter van de Velde of a harbour scene with ships includes a landscape of Gibraltar.

Portrait of a woman (probably a self-portrait), 1686
Roccoco gable stone on the Vrouwenhuis , Melkmarkt 53, stating that this women's home was founded by the last will of Aleide Greve who died 4 Febr 1742, the daughter of Geurt Greve – councilman, hopman, and controller of convoys and licenses in this city, and also daughter of Lamberta Holt