Dutch–German School Oil on Canvas | Portrait of a Young Woman | Circa 1800

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Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
Oil portrait of a young woman in fur-trimmed clothing, late 18th to early 19th century Dutch or German school style, warm tones, visible craquelure on antique canvas.
Antique European portrait of a refined woman with rosy complexion and soft expression, oil on canvas, circa 1780–1820, featuring fur-lined collar and warm palette.
Late 18th to early 19th century Northern European oil painting of an elegant woman, delicate brushwork, subtle lighting, and aged surface crackle throughout.
Historical portrait of a woman in fine attire, painted in Dutch/German style, golden and warm tones, worn canvas with minor paint loss and antique character.
  • Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
  • Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
  • Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
  • Oil portrait of a young woman in fur-trimmed clothing, late 18th to early 19th century Dutch or German school style, warm tones, visible craquelure on antique canvas.
  • Antique European portrait of a refined woman with rosy complexion and soft expression, oil on canvas, circa 1780–1820, featuring fur-lined collar and warm palette.
  • Late 18th to early 19th century Northern European oil painting of an elegant woman, delicate brushwork, subtle lighting, and aged surface crackle throughout.
  • Historical portrait of a woman in fine attire, painted in Dutch/German style, golden and warm tones, worn canvas with minor paint loss and antique character.
Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
Late 18th–early 19th century European oil portrait of a young woman, likely Dutch or German school, with fur-trimmed collar, warm tones, and refined brushwork.
Oil portrait of a young woman in fur-trimmed clothing, late 18th to early 19th century Dutch or German school style, warm tones, visible craquelure on antique canvas.
Antique European portrait of a refined woman with rosy complexion and soft expression, oil on canvas, circa 1780–1820, featuring fur-lined collar and warm palette.
Late 18th to early 19th century Northern European oil painting of an elegant woman, delicate brushwork, subtle lighting, and aged surface crackle throughout.
Historical portrait of a woman in fine attire, painted in Dutch/German style, golden and warm tones, worn canvas with minor paint loss and antique character.

Dutch–German School Oil on Canvas | Portrait of a Young Woman | Circa 1800

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: Likely Dutch or German school of painting
Material: Oil on canvas
Period: Late 18th to Early 19th Century (1780–1820)

Description
This refined oil portrait depicts a young woman in elegant attire, painted during a period of great sophistication in European portraiture. Executed with delicate brushwork, the artist captures her serene expression, rosy complexion, and subtle grace. The rendering of her fur-trimmed collar, combined with the warm tonal palette, reflects both her social status and the painter’s skill in blending realism with elegance. Portraits of this era were often commissioned by the upper class, serving as both visual records and symbols of refinement and prestige.

Features

- Executed in oil on canvas with delicate brushwork and shading

- Serene facial expression emphasizing grace and refinement

- Fur-trimmed collar and attire rendered with rich textural detail

- Warm tonal palette characteristic of late 18th–early 19th century portraiture

- Strong influence from Dutch and German artistic traditions

Cultural Significance
Portraiture of the late 18th and early 19th centuries was deeply tied to notions of beauty, status, and social identity. Commissioned portraits such as this one not only immortalized the sitter but also conveyed wealth and cultural sophistication. This work reflects the broader artistic tradition of Northern Europe, where artists emphasized subtle realism, soft lighting, and expressive detail to elevate their subjects.

Condition
The painting shows natural craquelure across the surface, consistent with the aging of oil paint. Minor edge wear and small paint losses add to its authenticity as an antique piece. The canvas and wooden stretcher both display age-related features, further reinforcing the painting’s provenance. Despite these signs of wear, the portrait retains its depth, detail, and historical charm.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height: 17 in
Width: 14.5 in

Age
Over 200 years old

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Discover the evolution of European portraiture and its cultural significance: Portraiture in Renaissance & Baroque Europe — The Met Museum

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Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: Likely Dutch or German school of painting
Material: Oil on canvas
Period: Late 18th to Early 19th Century (1780–1820)

Description
This refined oil portrait depicts a young woman in elegant attire, painted during a period of great sophistication in European portraiture. Executed with delicate brushwork, the artist captures her serene expression, rosy complexion, and subtle grace. The rendering of her fur-trimmed collar, combined with the warm tonal palette, reflects both her social status and the painter’s skill in blending realism with elegance. Portraits of this era were often commissioned by the upper class, serving as both visual records and symbols of refinement and prestige.

Features

- Executed in oil on canvas with delicate brushwork and shading

- Serene facial expression emphasizing grace and refinement

- Fur-trimmed collar and attire rendered with rich textural detail

- Warm tonal palette characteristic of late 18th–early 19th century portraiture

- Strong influence from Dutch and German artistic traditions

Cultural Significance
Portraiture of the late 18th and early 19th centuries was deeply tied to notions of beauty, status, and social identity. Commissioned portraits such as this one not only immortalized the sitter but also conveyed wealth and cultural sophistication. This work reflects the broader artistic tradition of Northern Europe, where artists emphasized subtle realism, soft lighting, and expressive detail to elevate their subjects.

Condition
The painting shows natural craquelure across the surface, consistent with the aging of oil paint. Minor edge wear and small paint losses add to its authenticity as an antique piece. The canvas and wooden stretcher both display age-related features, further reinforcing the painting’s provenance. Despite these signs of wear, the portrait retains its depth, detail, and historical charm.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height: 17 in
Width: 14.5 in

Age
Over 200 years old

Learn More

Discover the evolution of European portraiture and its cultural significance: Portraiture in Renaissance & Baroque Europe — The Met Museum

Browse additional antique paintings, portraits, and fine artworks in our catalog: Explore Paintings at Relic And Rarity

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