Portrait of a young lady
- Artist
- Parmigianino
- Date
- 1535 - 1537
- Style
- Mannerism
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- National Museum of Capodimonte
The "Portrait of a Young Lady" by Parmigianino exemplifies his mastery of Mannerism (late renaissance) through its elegant elongation of forms and exquisite refinement. Painted with oil on canvas, the portrait captures a delicate, sensual expression characteristic of Parmigianino’s style. The figure's elongated neck and refined features highlight his distinctive approach within the portrait genre, blending technical skill with a sense of elegance that defines his work. This painting remains a notable example of Mannerist portraiture, showcasing the artist's signature style.
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