Portrait of Magdalena van Werdenborgh (1464-1538) after 1510

This small, intimate portrait depicts Magdalena van Werdenborgh, a Dutch noblewoman, in her later years. Painted after 1510 by an unknown artist, the work showcases a realistic portrayal of the sitter, emphasizing her wrinkled hands as she holds a rosary, suggesting her piety. The inclusion of a coat of arms in the background further identifies the subject and strengthens the portrait's connection to the sitter's social status. The painting demonstrates the Northern Renaissance style, with its focus on detail and realistic depiction of everyday life.