Efteråret. Portræt af Simon Paullis hustru, Elisabeth Fabricius 1648

"Efteråret. Portræt af Simon Paullis hustru, Elisabeth Fabricius," is an etching created in 1648 by Albert Haelwegh, a Dutch artist known for his portraits and allegorical works. The etching depicts Elisabeth Fabricius, the wife of Simon Paullis, standing in a landscape setting. She is dressed in a long gown and has a young child by her side, suggesting the theme of motherhood and domesticity. The inscription "AUTVMNVVS" at the top of the etching, along with the depiction of a tree laden with fruit, symbolizes the season of autumn. The etching is a fine example of Haelwegh's skillful use of line and detail, creating a realistic and evocative portrait of a woman in a natural setting. The work can be found at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Denmark.