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Portrait of a Woman, 1656. Creator: Ferdinand Bol
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Portrait of a Woman, 1656. Creator: Ferdinand Bol
Portrait of a Woman, 1656
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Portrait of a Woman, 1656 Artist: Ferdinand Bol (1612-1680) was a Dutch painter, known for his portraits and genre scenes. He was a student of Rembrandt van Rijn and became a member of the painters' guild in Amsterdam in 1632. Description: This stunning portrait depicts a well-dressed woman, seated in an armchair with a serene expression on her face. The woman's clothing, typical of the seventeenth century, includes a high-collared dress with intricate lace detailing and a voluminous skirt. The rich color palette of the painting, with its warm tones and subtle shadows, adds to the sense of depth and texture. The woman's posture and the placement of her hands on the armrests of the chair suggest a sense of calm and composure. The background is simple, with a plain wall and a small table with a vase of flowers, adding to the focus on the subject. Provenance: This painting is part of the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst (The National Museum of Denmark) in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is believed to be a Danish portrait, possibly depicting a member of the Danish nobility. Historical Context: The Dutch Golden Age was a period of cultural and economic flourishing in the Netherlands, and Dutch painting, particularly portraiture, was highly regarded throughout Europe. The use of oil paint allowed for greater detail and depth in portraits, and the sitters' clothing and accessories often reflected their social status and wealth. This portrait by Ferdinand Bol is a beautiful example of Dutch painting from the seventeenth century and a valuable addition to the heritage of Danish art.
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