Johannes Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring (ca. 1665)
Johannes Vermeer’s "Girl with a Pearl Earring," painted around 1665, is a mesmerizing and iconic portrait often called the "Mona Lisa of the North."
The painting shows a young girl turned slightly over her shoulder, looking directly at us with wide, captivating eyes.
She wears a simple, dark dress, but what really stands out is the exotic turban she has on, made of rich blue and gold fabric that contrasts beautifully with her outfit.
The most striking feature is the large, glowing pearl earring she wears, which catches the light and draws our attention to her serene, youthful face.
The dark background makes her radiant complexion and the pearl shine even more.
Vermeer’s incredible skill with light and shadow, along with his attention to every detail, makes this portrait feel lifelike and timeless, leaving us wondering about the girl’s story and thoughts.
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- Paper thickness: 0.26mm
- Paper weight: 189 g/m²
- Opacity: 94%
- ISO brightness: 104%
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