Portrait of Jacoba Bicker (1640-95), wife of Pieter de Graeff 1663

Caspar Netscher's 1663 oil painting, "Portrait of Jacoba Bicker (1640-95), wife of Pieter de Graeff," depicts the subject in a three-quarter-length pose, standing against a dark backdrop. Her elegant attire includes a fur-trimmed black dress and a white lace collar, showcasing the fashion of the time. The painting exemplifies Netscher's mastery of portraiture, capturing the sitter's refined features and subtle expression, typical of the Dutch Golden Age. The artwork is part of the Rijksmuseum's permanent collection.