Studioportret van een onbekende vrouw en een vrouw in nonnenhabijt c. 1915 - 1930

This is a studio portrait, likely taken by the Atelier Prinses sometime between 1915 and 1930, depicting two women. One is dressed in a dark coat and a head covering, possibly a nun, while the other is in a patterned dress and seated in a chair. The portrait is a typical example of the genre of portraiture, which has been a popular subject matter for artists throughout history. The piece, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, captures the intimate details of its subjects in a timeless fashion.