Woman with a lute
- Artist
- Johannes Vermeer
- Date
- c.1662 - c.1664
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Genre painting
- Location
- Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met)
"Women with a Lute," also known as "Woman with a Lute Near a Window," is a masterful genre painting created around 1662–1663 by Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer. Executed in Oil on canvas, the work exemplifies the intimate, realistic scenes characteristic of the Baroque period. The painting captures a woman delicate in demeanor, engrossed in her lute, illuminated by natural light through a nearby window. Vermeer's meticulous handling of light and detail creates a serene, contemplative atmosphere, making it a quintessential example of his skill in capturing quiet moments of daily life.
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