Young Woman in front of a Mirror (Allegory of the Vanity) by Adriaen van de Venne

Painting of a young woman seated before a mirror in a dim interior with a maid, flowers, and scattered jewelry.

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Young Woman in front of a Mirror (Allegory of the Vanity), Adriaen van de Venne (1630), Hermitage Museum. Via artnap.com

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A young woman in a rich gown sits before a mirror in an interior, her hair loose and jewelry at her wrist and neck, while an attendant stands behind her with a cloth. Flowers, a small vase, and scattered jewels on the floor and table accompany the scene. This 1630 painting by Adriaen van de Venne, held by the Hermitage Museum, is titled Young Woman in front of a Mirror (Allegory of the Vanity).

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Date

1630

Medium

Painting

Museum

Hermitage Museum

License

Public domain