Circle Of Cornelius Johnson Portrait Of A Lady, Three-quarter-length Standing, Wearing A Black Dress With A White Collar And A Black Veil

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"Circle of Cornelius Johnson: Portrait of a Lady, Three-Quarter-Length Standing, Wearing a Black Dress with a White Collar and a Black Veil" is a portrait painting attributed to the circle of Cornelius Jonson, also known as Cornelius Johnson (1593–1661), an English portrait painter of Dutch origin. While the exact date of creation is not definitively known, works from Johnson's circle are typically dated to the early to mid-17th century, aligning with the artist's most active period in England.

The painting depicts an unidentified lady standing at three-quarter length, a common pose in portraiture of the era, which allows for a detailed representation of the subject's attire and demeanor. The subject is dressed in a somber black dress, which is offset by a stark white collar, a fashion characteristic of the period. The black veil she wears adds an element of elegance and perhaps suggests a status of widowhood or a representation of modesty and virtue, common themes in portraiture of the time.

The attribution to the "Circle of Cornelius Johnson" indicates that while the painting may not have been executed by Johnson himself, it was likely created by an artist within his sphere of influence or one who was closely associated with his workshop. This suggests that the work shares stylistic and technical qualities with Johnson's authenticated portraits, which are known for their meticulous detail and sensitive rendering of the sitters' features.

As an artist, Cornelius Johnson was renowned for his refined and detailed portraiture, which captured the likeness and character of his subjects with a notable degree of realism. His clientele included members of the English court and nobility, and his portraits are significant for their historical portrayal of English society during the early 17th century.

The painting "Portrait of a Lady, Three-Quarter-Length Standing, Wearing a Black Dress with a White Collar and a Black Veil" is an important work within the context of Jacobean and early Caroline portraiture. It reflects the fashion, culture, and artistic conventions of the time, as well as the influence of Johnson's style on his contemporaries and followers. The artwork contributes to the understanding of the period's aesthetic and the social status of women as depicted through the medium of portraiture.

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