Inscriptions & Marks Inscriptions probably in the printer Roger Lacourière’s hand
Inscriptions & Marks Inscriptions upper right in pen and ink: Orsoij 1650; by later hand
Inscriptions & Marks Inscriptions by later hand, upper center verso in graphite
at right, in plate: 4; verso, vertically at upper right, in graphite by a later hand
at right, in plate: 3; verso, vertically at upper right, in graphite by a later hand
His right hand, closer to us, is planted palm out against his hip, and he holds a
A print by Frank Hartley Anderson reminds chef Adrienne Cheatham of the church meals she grew up with—and of a recipe for buttered rolls.
(For hand mixing instructions, see step 4.)
to our right, and she looks down at a pale green-covered book held in her right hand
Caspar Netscher trained in Deventer with Gerard ter Borch, from about 1654 to 1659. Like his teacher, Netscher became an outstanding portraitist as well as a master of portraying the social interactions of the Dutch elite.
height, and she balances the spruce-blue parrot on the index finger of her far hand
About the Artwork A young girl holds her hand to her heart, looking up toward a
