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https://phoebusfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/5581-1_0_0_300_RGB_REFRAME-1-scaled.jpg21422560This exhibition celebrates Michaelina Wautier, one of the most remarkable rediscoveries of the seventeenth century. Known for her striking portraits, Wautier broke through the boundaries that often limited women artists of her time. Visitors are offered the unique opportunity to discover nearly the complete œuvre of this extraordinary figure. On view are three masterpieces by Wautier and her brother from The Phoebus Foundation collection, including Study of a Young Woman.