Portrait of Helena Ctaharina de Witte 91661-95), wife of Iman mogge, lord of Haamstede 1678
casparnetscher
possibly oil pastel
neo expressionist
portrait head and shoulder
underpainting
facial portrait
abstract character
surrealist
portrait art
fine art portrait
digital portrait
"Portrait of Helena Ctaharina de Witte (91661-95), wife of Iman mogge, lord of Haamstede" is an oil on canvas painting by Dutch Golden Age painter Caspar Netscher. Completed in 1678, this portrait showcases Netscher's signature refined style. The sitter is depicted in a grand pose, with her hand resting on a sculpted lion, symbolizing her status and power. The painting exhibits a rich use of color and light, with a soft focus on Helena's face and elaborate clothing. The background suggests a grand garden, further emphasizing her aristocratic background. Currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, the painting is a testament to Netscher's mastery of portraiture and the artistic trends of the 17th century Netherlands.
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