A painting on copper, from the early 17th century.  

It represents a girl dressed in a beautiful blue-green cloak, created by a rare and precious pigment.  

The cloak is lined with fur and the author's technique can be appreciated for a detailed description of the fur and the play of color that shines on the folds of the dress.  

On the back of the painting we find 2 symbols: one - “the hand”, symbol of the city of Antwerp.  The other symbol - the heart with the cross and the initials "P.S.".  The initials correspond to a craftsman Peter Stas, who was part of the guild of copper plate producers at the beginning of the 17th century.  

Painting has recently been cleaned by a restorer, the pictorial retouching is almost absent.  The pictorial layer is still almost intact.

A painting on copper, from the early 17th century.

It represents a girl dressed in a beautiful blue-green cloak, created by a rare and precious pigment.

The cloak is lined with fur and the author's technique can be appreciated for a detailed description of the fur and the play of color that shines on the folds of the dress.

On the back of the painting we find 2 symbols: one - “the hand”, symbol of the city of Antwerp. The other symbol - the heart with the cross and the initials "P.S.". The initials correspond to a craftsman Peter Stas, who was part of the guild of copper plate producers at the beginning of the 17th century.

Painting has recently been cleaned by a restorer, the pictorial retouching is almost absent. The pictorial layer is still almost intact.