Female portrait
- Artist
- El Greco
- Date
- c.1595 ; Spain
- Style
- Mannerism
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Philadelphia Museum of Art
The painting titled 'Female portrait' by El Greco, shows the artist's affinity for the Mannerism of the late Renaissance era. Using oil as his medium, El Greco displays his mastery in capturing the minute details of his sitter's facial features while also imbuing the portrait with emotional depth. The subject is portrayed on a canvas, and rendered with a dramatic intensity that contrasts with the elegant simplicity of many other portraits from the same period. This piece reflects his signature style of creating works that live somewhere between physical realism and spiritual mysticism.
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