Portrait of Baudoin of Burgundy 1528

This portrait of Baudoin of Burgundy, painted by the Early Netherlandish painter Mabuse in 1528, depicts the nobleman in a richly detailed costume. The painting is characterized by meticulous attention to detail, particularly in the rendering of Baudoin's garments and accessories. The work showcases Mabuse's mastery of oil painting and his ability to capture a sense of realism and personality in his portraiture. The painting is a striking example of Northern Renaissance portraiture, highlighting the era's fascination with the individual and the desire to document the sitter's status and identity. The portrait currently resides in the Gemäldegalerie, Berlin.