Portrait Of A Lady, Half-length, Said To Be A Genoese 

Anthony van Dyck's "Portrait of a Lady, Half-length, Said to be a Genoese" is a classic example of a Baroque portrait. The subject, likely a woman of noble standing, is rendered with realistic detail, her features and attire conveying a sense of elegance and refinement. The delicate lace of her ruff, the intricate jewelry, and the subtle play of light on her skin all contribute to the rich composition. This painting captures the spirit of van Dyck's distinctive style, characterized by grace and refinement, which greatly influenced the development of portraiture in the 17th century.