In 1767 he painted a double portrait of them both; she is depicted working in pastels on a portrait of Henrik Wilhelm Peill, while Roslin points at a gold box he received from Peill as a present. The frame of the painting is inscribed Loin et près (Far away and yet close), showing that the portrait was a token of friendship. This painting was purchased by the Swedish National Museum in 2013.
In 1767 he painted a dual portrait of them both; she is depicted working in pastels on a portrait of Henrik Wilhelm Peill, while Roslin points at a gold box he received from Peill as a gift. The frame of the painting bears the inscription Loin et près (Far away and yet close), indicating that the portrait was a token of friendship. This painting was acquired by the Swedish National Museum in 2013.