A Woman Holding a Mirror
Artist: Pieter Codde (Dutch, 1599 - 1678)
Original Dimensions: 15" x 13 1/4"
Location: National Gallery of Art, London
About Artwork: (1625) "Pieter Codde was an Amsterdam painter who specialised in genre scenes of everyday life. And this is just how A Woman Holding a Mirror of 1625, his earliest known work, can be seen. An attractive and well-dressed woman has tried on various outfits – a discarded dress lies on the table – and is now checking her appearance. In looking out at the viewer she invites us to approve of her choice. Around this central scene Codde has added little distractions for the eye, such as a flash of her gown’s red lining, a cat by her feet staring at an unsuspecting mouse, and paintings on the wall that are pictures within the picture. Codde was also a portraitist so the woman may perhaps be based on a real person. But whoever she was, it is a pleasure to observe her as she goes about her daily routine." - (National Gallery of Art, London)
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