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.
A year later, in 1767, he created a joint portrait of them both; she is shown working with pastels on a portrait of Henrik Wilhelm Peill, while Roslin gestures towards a gold box that Peill had given her as a present. The frame of the painting bears the phrase Loin et près (Far away and yet close), signifying their enduring friendship. This artwork was later purchased by the Swedish National Museum in 2013.