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Portrait of a Dutch Lady, after Bartholomew Van Der Helst, 1891. Creator: Bartholomeus van der Helst
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Portrait of a Dutch Lady, after Bartholomew Van Der Helst, 1891. Creator: Bartholomeus van der Helst
Portrait of a Dutch Lady, after Bartholomew Van Der Helst, 1891. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891
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Aelst Van Der Bartholomeus Bartholomeus Van Der Aelst Bartholomeus Van Der Helst Hand Held Handheld Helst Bartholomeus Van Der Neck Ruff Ruff The Graphic Head Dress
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This print, titled "Portrait of a Dutch Lady, after Bartholomew Van Der Helst," hails from the July to December issue of "The Graphic: An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper," published in Britain during 1891. The image is an intriguing adaptation of a 17th-century original by renowned Dutch painter Bartholomeus van der Helst. The subject of the portrait is a graceful Dutch lady, dressed in the elaborate fashions of the time. She is seated before a plain backdrop, her direct gaze fixed on the viewer, creating an intimate connection. The lady's attire is a stunning display of 17th-century Dutch elegance, featuring a voluminous, layered dress with a high neck ruff, a delicate handheld fan, and an ornate headdress adorned with lace and feathers. The print's monochromatic color palette, a result of being produced in black and white, adds to its timeless appeal. The lady's intricate clothing and accessories stand out against the stark background, drawing the viewer's attention to her exquisite detail. The print's provenance as a newspaper illustration, from "The Graphic," adds to its historical significance. The Graphic was a popular weekly publication that showcased a wide range of topics, from news and politics to literature and art. This print likely served as an illustration for an article or story, providing readers with a glimpse into the fashion and art of the Dutch Low Countries during the 17th century. Overall, this "Portrait of a Dutch Lady, after Bartholomew Van Der Helst," is a captivating piece of history that showcases the elegance and sophistication of Dutch fashion during the 17th century, as well as the power of print media to bring art and culture to a wider audience.
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