Feyntje van Steenkiste
- Artist
- Frans Hals
- Date
- c.1635
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Rijksmuseum
The Portrait of Feyntje van Steenkiste by Frans Hals, created around 1635, is a striking example of Baroque art on a canvas. This exquisite oil-on-canvas painting captures Feyntje’s dignified expression, showcasing Hals's masterful use of brushwork and light. It is considered a pendant to the portrait of her husband, Lucas de Clercq, emphasizing their social status. The piece reflects the richness and realism characteristic of Dutch Golden Age portraiture, highlighting Hals’s skill in conveying personality within a lively Baroque style.
Related artworks
- Scene from Lebanon by Mahmoud Saiid
- Study for a Portrait by Edgar Degas
- Equestrian Portrait of a Boy by George Washington Lambert
- The gate of house Kabanovs by Boris Kustodiev
- Strada Sfinții Apostoli by Theodor Pallady
- Toledo Street by Theodor Pallady
- Figures on a Beach by Louis Marcoussis
- Les Pointes by Edgar Degas
- Portrait of Nicolaes Ruts by Rembrandt
- Gordon Greenough by John Singer Sargent