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The Needlewoman
''The Needlewoman'' ((スペイン語:La costurera)) is an oil-on-canvas painting by Diego Velázquez, painted between 1635 and 1643.〔López-Rey, page 202, Vol. II.〕 It is housed in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
==Subject==
''The Needlewoman'' is an unfinished portrait, in which the head, modeled in light and shadow, is the most fully realized part. The arms and hands are sketched in briefly. The result displays Velázquez's facility for portraying gesture, his method of summarily constructing the figure, and his ability to suggest a subject's melding into the surrounding atmosphere.〔López-Rey, page 139, Vol. II.〕
Similarities have been noted between ''The Needlewoman'' and ''The Lady with a Fan''; not only do the facial features seem consistent, but so, too, is the brushwork of the face and chest.〔López-Rey, page 202, Vol. II.〕 Although the subject's identity is not known for certain, it has been proposed that she was Francisca Vélazquez del Mazo, the artist's daughter. If, indeed, the subject in both paintings was the same sitter, it would at least suggest an intimacy between artist and subject.〔López-Rey, page 202, Vol. II.〕
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