Cornelia van Schuylenburgh (1703-84), Wife of Diederik van Bleyswijk 1761

Conrad Kuster’s oil-on-canvas portrait depicts Cornelia van Schuylenburgh, wife of Diederik van Bleyswijk, in a three-quarter length, seated pose against a neutral background. She is wearing a blue dress with a white lace trim and a red shawl. The portrait, painted in 1761, exemplifies the Rococo style through its soft, elegant features and the use of delicate details in the subject's attire. Kuster’s work often focused on portraits of individuals in aristocratic circles, showcasing their wealth and social standing.