Presumed Portrait of the Artist's Wife 1517

"Presumed Portrait of the Artist's Wife" is a 1517 oil painting by German Renaissance artist Hans Holbein the Younger. The painting depicts a woman in a white headdress, a burgundy dress with a white collar, and a yellow sash. Holbein is known for his precise and realistic style, which is evident in the sitter's delicate features and detailed clothing. While the identity of the sitter is not certain, it is presumed to be Holbein's wife. The painting showcases Holbein’s mastery of portraiture and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects.