The identity of the sitter remains unknown and art historians have looked for clues in the pattern of three palm leaves, with a two dark feathers bound by ribbon, in her sleeve, which may represent the coat of arms of her family or her suitor's.
Undoubtly a heraldic design, its three palm leaves, with a two dark feathers bound by ribbon, would have represented the coat of arms of her family or her suitor's. The identity of the sitter remains unknown and art historians have looked for clues in the pattern of in her sleeve.
The identity of the sitter remains unknown and art historians have looked for clues in the pattern of in her sleeve. Undoubtly a heraldic design, its three palm leaves, with a two dark feathers bound by ribbon, would have represented the coat of arms of her family or her suitor's.
The identity of the sitter remains unknown and art historians have looked for clues in the pattern of in her sleeve. Undoubtly a heraldic design, its three palm leaves, with a two dark feathers bound by ribbon, would have represented the coat of arms of her family or her suitor's.