Three Young Girls 1620

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"Three Young Girls" is a 1620 oil painting attributed to a Follower of William Larkin, an artist or group of artists who worked in the style of the English painter William Larkin (circa 1580s–1619). Larkin was known for his detailed and elaborate portraits of members of the Jacobean court. The painting "Three Young Girls" is a notable example of the early 17th-century English portraiture, showcasing the intricate fashion and formal poses characteristic of the period.

The artwork depicts three young girls, likely of noble birth, dressed in sumptuous attire with elaborate lace collars and cuffs, and adorned with jewelry. Their clothing and accessories reflect the fashion trends of the Jacobean era, as well as the wealth and social status of their family. The girls are posed in a manner that suggests both formality and intimacy, hinting at the close relationship between them, possibly as siblings or cousins.

The composition of the painting, the attention to detail in the rendering of textiles and materials, and the use of color are indicative of Larkin's influence on his followers. The identity of the specific artist or artists who created "Three Young Girls" remains unknown, but the work is a valuable example of the legacy of William Larkin's style and the artistic trends of the time.

"Three Young Girls" contributes to the understanding of the cultural and social context of early 17th-century England, as well as the evolution of portraiture during the Jacobean era. The painting is an important piece for scholars studying the period's art history, fashion, and the representation of children in art.

As of the knowledge cutoff date, the current location or ownership of "Three Young Girls" is not specified, and further research may be necessary to provide a complete provenance and exhibition history for the painting. The attribution to a Follower of William Larkin suggests that while the work is not directly by Larkin himself, it is closely related to his oeuvre and is significant for its reflection of his artistic influence.

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