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Portrait of Volckera Claesdr Knobbert (1554-1634), 1617. Creator: Workshop of Michiel Jansz van Mierevelt
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Portrait of Volckera Claesdr Knobbert (1554-1634), 1617. Creator: Workshop of Michiel Jansz van Mierevelt
Portrait of Volckera Claesdr Knobbert (1554-1634), 1617
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This portrait, created in the workshop of Michiel Jansz van Mierevelt in 1617, showcases Volckera Claesdr Knobbert, a Dutch aristocrat of the 17th century. Volckera, born in 1554, is depicted in a formal attire that reflects the grandeur and elegance of the Dutch Golden Age. Her dress, adorned with intricate patterns and rich colors, is a testament to the fashion trends of the time. The colorful fabric, draped artfully over her body, accentuates her figure and highlights her status. Volckera's bonnet, adorned with a fur trim, adds an element of luxury and warmth to her ensemble. The hat, perched atop her head, is a symbol of her marital status, as married women often wore such headpieces. Her direct gaze, unbroken by the camera's lens, exudes confidence and poise. The portrait, a prime example of Dutch art from the era, reflects the concept of the "looking at camera" style, which became popular during the 17th century. The low country's aristocracy, including Volckera, were known for their love of fashion and their desire to be depicted in the latest clothing trends. This portrait, with its intricate details and stunning colors, is a testament to that heritage and a reminder of the rich history of Dutch art and culture.
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