A painting tentatively attributed to the Dutch Golden Age painter Judith Leyster (1609–60), whose entire body of work was misattributed until 1893, has fetched more than 125 times its original ...

Judith Leyster was mistaken for Frans Hals and not rediscovered until the end of the 19th century. But her smile was unmistakably her own. I love this self-portrait by Judith Leyster, a 17th-century ...

Just before Christmas a Google Doodle offered tribute to the Dutch Golden Age painter, Judith Leyster (1609-1660). Leyster fell into obscurity in the centuries after her death partly because she did ...

Art history hardly knew Judith Leyster—that is, until now. Today, 362 years after the Dutch painter’s death, Leyster takes the internet’s stage, featuring in the day’s Google Doodle, the search engine ...

Today’s Google doodle celebrates the work and life of Judith Leyster, a 17th century painter and a central figure in the Dutch Golden Age. On this day in 2009, the National Gallery of Art and the ...

Manchester’s Currier Museum of Art has acquired a long-lost painting by 17th-century painter Judith Leyster, a pioneering Dutch artist. Only recently rediscovered, Leyster’s “Boy Holding Grapes and a ...

Judith Leyster was one of a few woman artists of the 17th century, whose legacy some say was "lost to history." Now, more institutions are introducing new audiences to her unique painting style. New ...

The review of the works of Judith Leyster commences with the portrait-like genre paintings in the style of Frans Hals. Of these the best known are designated "The Jolly Toper" and "The Serenade" at ...

The 17th century was a man’s man’s man’s world. But the Dutch painter Judith Leyster was so extraordinary that she achieved recognition for her mastery of genre scenes and portraits in her own time.

Dec. 19 (UPI) --Her achievements were almost lost to history, but 17th-century painter Judith Leyster's talent is now well known. So much so, that she was honored with a Google Doodle on Monday. Born ...

An ambitious exhibition highlights the glory of Low Countries artists still ripe for rediscovery, centuries after their first fame ...

More institutions are introducing new audiences to her unique painting style. 17th-century Dutch artist Judith Leyster's work resurfaces nearly half a millennia later Judith Leyster was one of a few ...