Portrait of a Woman, probably Jacobmina de Grebber (?-1666) 1652

Anthonie Palamedesz.'s *Portrait of a Woman, probably Jacobmina de Grebber (?-1666)* (1652) showcases the artist's skill in capturing the likeness of his sitter with remarkable detail. The woman, dressed in a fashionable black gown with a white ruff and cap, sits in a chair, her hands resting on her lap. The artist uses a muted palette, highlighting the sitter's face and hands with delicate brushstrokes, resulting in a subtle but impactful portrait that reflects the quiet dignity of the sitter. Palamedesz, a prolific painter of portraits and genre scenes, is known for his realistic depictions of Dutch society, particularly the middle class.