● On view now — Gallery 212
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · verified July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
This young woman’s brown and white ensemble shows Caspar Netscher’s ability to depict gleaming satins without a trace of the paintbrush, a feat admired by discerning collectors in the Dutch Republic. Netscher studied with Gerard ter Borch and emulated his teacher’s refined interiors populated with affluent protagonists. The woman’s gesture toward the gilt-framed mirror, supplemented by the imported Persian rug and pearls, invites viewers to marvel at painting’s ability to seduce and fool the viewer.
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Portrait of a woman, possibly a member of the van Citters fa
Portrait of Margaretha Godin (d. 1694), wife of the artist
Portrait of Philippina Staunton, Wife of Roelof van Arkel (1
A daughter and a son (Constantijn?) of the artist
Portrait of Mary Stuart (1662-95), Wife of Prince William II
Portrait of Jacoba Bicker (1640-95), wife of Pieter de Graef
Portrait of Helena Ctaharina de Witte 91661-95), wife of Ima
Interieur met een moeder die het haar van haar kind kamt, be
Aleijda Wolfsen — Zittende vrouw in het geel met bladmuziek
Gerard ter Borch (II) — Portret van Aletta Pancras (1649-170
Cornelis Jonson van Ceulen the Elder — Portrait of a Woman
Wallerant Vaillant — Portrait of a Young Woman Holding a Flo
Jan Abel Wassenbergh — Portrait of Louise Christina Trip
Anthony van Dyck — Queen Henrietta Maria
Nicolaes Maes — Portrait of Petronella Dunois
Jan van Haensbergen — Portrait of a Woman
Peter Lely (British, 1618–1680) — Portrait of Mrs. Leneve
Wybrand de Geest — Portrait of a Woman, probably Sophia Anna
Philip van Dijk — Justina Johanna Ramskrammer (1702-98), Wif
French Painter — Portrait of a Woman in a Rose Dress