Caption
Portrait of Barbara Radziwill née Koly Wolska ?-1550, mother of Barbara Radziwill, unknown Polish painter. Oval portrait in a laurel wreath incorporated into the painting's rectangle. Within the oval: half-length, turned slightly to the left, a woman in a white bonnet with a flowing white veil, in a sleeveless black dress and a white shirt with a ruff. On the bodice is a huge multi-leaf pendant decorated with stones and pearls, and four double strings of pearls. The face is elongated with prominent eyebrows and a long nose. The background of the portrait is brown and smooth. The portrait rests on the back of a black eagle with spread wings, with a princely mitre on its head and the Traby coat of arms on its chest. In its beak it holds the Junosza coat of arms, and in its talons a white ribbon with a Latin inscription. The background of the composition is gray-blue and smooth. At the bottom left, an inscription in white paint: N 100, partially washed out. 1733–1737; oil painting; 108 × 75 cm., A framed painted portrait of a woman wearing a translucent white veil and a white headpiece over dark hair, with a pale face and neutral expression; she wears a high white ruffled collar and a dark dress with decorative beading and a large ornamental pendant at her chest, along with a few small hanging adornments; a dark oval background is surrounded by a golden laurel-like wreath, and a light gray scroll-like element is visible at the bottom; visible colors include shades of gray, black, white, gold, brown, pale flesh tones, and a few touches of red and blue.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A16_449
License type
Rights managed
Available size
71.0Mb (3.4Mb) / 13.8in x 20.0in / 4138 x 6000 (300dpi)