Early 17th-Century German School, Portrait Of A Lady With A Goller oil painting Dapples of white scatter the

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Early 17th-Century German School, Portrait Of A Lady With A Goller oil painting Dapples of white scatter theThis early 17th century German school oil on panel depicts a young 16th century lady wearing a goller (hat) and lace collar. Its a wonderful piece of history. Weve undertaken a great deal of research on this piece to conclude that it was created in around 1620, probably after a work by Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472 1553). Heres a summary of our findings. Dates & Marks The portrait carries the initials LC and a date of 1518 in the bottom left. Lucas