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Mrs A.J. Zubli-Maschhaupt, 1887. Creator: Pieter de Josselin de Jong
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Mrs A.J. Zubli-Maschhaupt, 1887. Creator: Pieter de Josselin de Jong
Mrs A.J. Zubli-Maschhaupt, 1887. Portrait of Geertruijda Zubli-Maschhaupt
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This stunning portrait, titled "Mrs A.J. Zubli-Maschhaupt" by Pieter de Josselin de Jong, dates back to the late 19th century and showcases the elegant fashion of the time. The subject, Geertruijda Zubli-Maschhaupt, is depicted wearing a formal black dress, accessorized with intricate beadwork and lace details. The cuffs of her long-sleeved dress are adorned with delicate beading, adding a touch of sophistication and grandeur to her attire. The dress itself is made of high-quality fabric, likely silk, and is expertly tailored to flatter the contours of her figure. The portrait is a testament to the rich heritage of Dutch and European fashion during the 19th century. The use of beads and needlework was a popular trend among the upper classes, and this piece exemplifies the skill and artistry of the time. The low countries, particularly the Netherlands, were known for their textile industry, and this is reflected in the exquisite details of the dress. Mrs Zubli-Maschhaupt's attire also suggests that she may have been a widow, as black was the traditional color of mourning clothing during this era. The portrait is an oil painting on canvas, and the artist, Pieter de Josselin de Jong, expertly captures the subject's expressive face and the subtle nuances of her clothing. This piece is a valuable addition to any collection of European art or fashion history, and is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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