Artwork
Portrait of Henrietta van Pee (1692-1741)
Portrait of Henrietta van Pee (1692-1741) is an ivory painting by the Rococo painting artist Herman Wolters. It dates from 1719 and is held in the collection of the Rijksmuseum. This portrait, executed on ivory, depicts Henrietta van Pee.
About this work
Overview
This portrait, executed on ivory, depicts Henrietta van Pee. Created in 1719 by Herman Wolters, it is now housed at the Rijksmuseum.
Subject & Meaning
The subject, Henrietta van Pee, is shown in an oval portrait wearing a dark blue dress with a high collar and pearls. A small flower tucked behind her ear adds a touch of elegance to her restrained attire.
Technique & Style
The portrait is characterized by its small size and fine detail, made possible by its ivory support. The plain background allows the subject's face to be the focal point, while the black frame with gold corner decorations adds to the overall ornateness.
Artist & collection
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