Portretten van de koppelaarster La Poudriere Macrelle en de courtisane Madamoiselle F.C.E. de Court 1635

"Portretten van de koppelaarster La Poudriere Macrelle en de courtisane Madamoiselle F.C.E. de Court" is a pair of engravings by Crispijn van de Passe II, dated 1635. This work, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts two prominent women of the time: La Poudriere Macrelle, a procuress, and Mademoiselle F.C.E. de Court, a courtesan. The portraits are presented in oval frames and are rendered in a detailed, realistic style typical of the Dutch Golden Age. The engravings serve as visual documentation of individuals often marginalized in traditional portraiture, providing a glimpse into the lives of women who played significant roles in 17th-century Dutch society.