Portrait of a lady

The painting shows a portrait of a woman from the Renaissance period with a headdress. She is dressed in a black garment with a distinctive red belt in the centre and a golden clasp at the wrist. Her facial features are delicate and her expression is interpreted as calm and deliberate. The background of the painting is a solid blue and emphasizes the contours and colors of the figure. The overall effect is impressive and telling of the time when the painting was created.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is dark and its shape is portrait. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Not much is known about the early life of Dutch master Rogier van der Wyeden (1399-1464). Wyeden lived in Brussels all his life, except for one trip to Italy, which influenced the style of 15th century painters by mixing the styles of Nordic and Italian painters. His work was mainly religious ( Pieta). He created paintings with religious themes, in which he was able to capture the feelings of his characters. His fame allegedly overshadowed that of Jan van Eyck.