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This painting captures Johanna Bardoel, wife of Gerard van der Schalcke, around 1644, a period when Dutch burghers commissioned portraits to affirm their social standing and family connections. Gerard ter Borch, a master of the Dutch Golden Age, rendered this oil on panel as a knee-length portrait, showing her standing with a glove in her right hand. Her composed expression and the elegant, yet restrained, attire, featuring a wide white ruff, speak to the decorum of the era. It was originally a pendant to a portrait of her husband. This image would bring a touch of understated elegance to a living room or a formal hallway.
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·Classical art ·SKU: GIA-712414-print
Portrait of Johanna Bardoel (D. After 1667) Gerard ter Borch
Dutch woman's portrait, oil on panel, circa 1644
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LineaFine Art
ArtistGerard ter Borch
CategoriaClassical art
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