Portrait of An Unknown Woman Or Louise Christine Von Solms-Braunfels, Sister of Amalia Von Solms-Braunfels 1636

Gerard van Honthorst's "Portrait of an Unknown Woman or Louise Christine von Solms-Braunfels" is an oil painting created in 1636. The sitter is depicted in a blue dress with a white lace collar and pearl necklace, her hair adorned with flowers. The painting's muted tones and realistic portrayal of the sitter are characteristic of Honthorst's Baroque style. While the identity of the woman remains uncertain, the painting offers a glimpse into the fashion and social conventions of 17th-century Europe.