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Portrait of Elizabeth Spiegel, 1639. Creator: Dirck Dircksz. Santvoort (Dutch, 1610 / 11-1680)
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Portrait of Elizabeth Spiegel, 1639. Creator: Dirck Dircksz. Santvoort (Dutch, 1610 / 11-1680)
Portrait of Elizabeth Spiegel, 1639. This painting belongs to a series of portraits representing the five senses and each depicting a daughter of a wealthy family from Amsterdam. This portrait of 11-year-old Elizabeth Spiegel, who holds a recorder in her hands, represents the sense of hearing. Her gown of costly satin and pearl ornaments proclaims her familys prosperity, and the imported ostrich feathers from Africa indicate Amsterdams role as an international trade center
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This portrait, titled "Portrait of Elizabeth Spiegel, 1639" is a remarkable piece created by the talented Dutch artist Dirck Dircksz. Santvoort. The painting belongs to a series that represents the five senses, with each portrait depicting a daughter from an affluent Amsterdam family. In this particular artwork, we are introduced to 11-year-old Elizabeth Spiegel. Holding a recorder in her delicate hands, she symbolizes the sense of hearing. Her attire speaks volumes about her family's prosperity; adorned in costly satin and pearl ornaments, Elizabeth exudes elegance and opulence. Furthermore, this masterpiece offers us insights into Amsterdam's role as an international trade center during the 17th century. The presence of imported ostrich feathers from Africa serves as a testament to the city's global significance at that time. Painted on wood using oil techniques by Dirck Dircksz Santvoort between 1610 and 1680, this exquisite artwork now finds its home at The Cleveland Museum of Art. Its rich heritage and historical value make it an invaluable addition to any art collection. Heritage Art/Heritage Images has beautifully captured this print for all art enthusiasts to appreciate and admire for generations to come.
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