Judith Leyster : a Dutch master and her world
Judith Leyster (1609-1660), the most famous woman painter of the Dutch golden age, was remarkable for her time. She pursued a profession dominated by men, was the only female member of the painter's guild known to have had a workshop, and is the sole woman artist whose known work attests to an active role in the open market, then a relatively new form of art patronage that was to transform the Dutch art world
Print Book, English, ©1993
Worcester Art Museum ; Distributed by Yale University Press, [Worcester, Mass.], [New Haven], ©1993