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Unknown lady, c. 1595-1600 (w / c on vellum laid on card)
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Unknown lady, c. 1595-1600 (w / c on vellum laid on card)
5672336 Unknown lady, c.1595-1600 (w/c on vellum laid on card) by Oliver, Isaac (c.1565-1617); 5.2x4.1 cm; Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; (add.info.: Perhaps of the Vavasour family); eFitzwilliam Museum; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22766972
© Fitzwilliam Museum / Bridgeman Images
Decolletage Decollete Elizabethan Pearl Necklace Pearls Ruff Ruff Clothing Northern Renaissance
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This print captures the essence of an unknown lady from the late 16th century. Painted by Isaac Oliver, a renowned artist of his time, this delicate watercolor on vellum laid on card showcases the elegance and grace of aristocratic women during the Northern Renaissance. The young woman depicted in this portrait exudes sophistication with her fashionable attire and exquisite accessories. Her decollete gown reveals a glimpse of her refined taste, while a stylish hat adorns her head, adding to her allure. A string of pearls delicately rests around her neck, symbolizing wealth and status. The oval-shaped composition further emphasizes the subject's beauty as she gazes directly at the viewer with confidence and poise. The intricate details in every brushstroke highlight Oliver's mastery in capturing not only physical likeness but also inner character. Although we may never know her true identity, speculation suggests that she might belong to the esteemed Vavasour family. Regardless of who she was, this painting serves as a testament to an era defined by opulence and grandeur. Now housed at Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, UK, this artwork continues to captivate audiences with its timeless charm. Its vibrant colors and meticulous execution make it an invaluable piece within art history—a window into a world long gone yet forever preserved through Isaac Oliver's skillful hand.
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