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Portrait of a Girl

Creator

Dutch painter and draughtsman (1627–1697) · 1627–1697

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Date: 1663
Medium: paper, chalk
Institution: Rijksmuseum

This girl is all dressed up. Two large pearls adorn her ears, and a strand of pearls is wound around her neck. Luxuriant corkscrew curls frame her head and cascade onto her shoulders. Jan de Bray drew this small portrait in 1663, which was a highly productive year for this artist from Haarlem. He had become famous as a portraitist and landed one commission after another.

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