Master of the Female Half-Leng

The Master of the Female Half-Lengths, active in the early 16th century in the Netherlands, was a Dutch painter known for his portraits of women. His works, such as 'Portrait of a Young Woman' and 'Portrait of a Lady,' are admired for their refined technique and elegant compositions, capturing the essence of Renaissance dignity and character. Influenced by the Northern Renaissance tradition, his technique involved a delicate and sophisticated approach to composition and color, conveying the elegance and status of his subjects. His career was marked by his ability to depict the sophistication and grace of his subjects, making him a celebrated figure in 16th-century Dutch painting.