Mulier Religiosa Antuerpiensis 

This etching, created by Wenceslaus Hollar, is a depiction of a woman dressed in religious attire. The woman is standing in a three-quarter pose, facing slightly to the left. Her head is covered by a large, flowing veil and a wide-brimmed hat. This artwork, titled "Mulier Religiosa Antuerpiensis," is a classic example of Hollar's skill as a draftsman, showcasing his attention to detail in the woman's clothing and facial features. Hollar is known for his masterful use of etching, as seen in the fine lines and textures of this piece. The etching is characteristic of the Baroque period, and offers a glimpse into the fashion of the time.