Woman at Her Toilet
"Woman at Her Toilet" is a genre painting created in 1663 by Jan Steen, renowned for capturing everyday life in the Baroque style. This oil on wood panel depicts a woman preparing herself at her dressing table, offering an intimate glimpse into domestic routines of the 17th century. The lively composition highlights Steen’s characteristic humor and attention to detail. The painting is part of the Royal Collection, having been acquired by King George IV in 1821, and is now housed in Buckingham Palace.
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