Portrait of a woman 1646

Abraham van den Tempel’s “Portrait of a Woman,” painted in 1646, showcases the artist's mastery of portraiture. The woman, adorned with a large white ruff and a cap, is depicted with a direct gaze, reflecting the Dutch Golden Age's fascination with individual identity. The painting's realistic depiction and subtle details, such as the pearls and the fabric folds, capture the essence of the sitter, presenting a timeless and captivating image.