A Young Woman as a Personification of Summer by Cornelis Troost

A Young Woman as a Personification of Summer 1746

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drawing, ink, indian-ink, pastel

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portrait

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drawing

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netherlandish

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facial expression drawing

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portrait image

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portrait reference

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ink

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indian-ink

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15_18th-century

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animal drawing portrait

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portrait drawing

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pastel

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facial portrait

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portrait art

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fine art portrait

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rococo

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celebrity portrait

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digital portrait

This 1746 chalk drawing by Cornelis Troost, titled "A Young Woman as a Personification of Summer," depicts a young woman with flowing hair adorned with feathers and flowers, symbolizing the season. The delicate lines and shading of Troost's work capture the subtle beauty of the subject, while the symbolic imagery imbues the piece with allegorical meaning. This piece is housed in the Städel Museum, showcasing Troost's skill in capturing the essence of a season through a human figure.

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