Public Faces and Private Identities in Seventeenth-Century Holland

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Focusing on four distinct portrait genres from the seventeenth century, this study delves into the artistic techniques and cultural significance of Dutch portraiture. It explores how these genres reflect societal values, individual identity, and the historical context of the time, offering insights into the evolution of portrait painting in the Netherlands. Through detailed analysis, the work highlights the unique characteristics and contributions of each genre to the broader art historical narrative.