Anouk in the traditional costume of Schouwen-Duiveland

This refined portrait shows Anouk in the traditional costume of Schouwen-Duiveland, with particular attention to the characteristic bonnet and accompanying jewelry. These elements form the heart of the costume and tell the story of status, tradition, and craftsmanship. Photographed by Rem van den Bosch, this artwork is an understated yet powerful ode to Zeeland's heritage.

The bonnet, carefully shaped and worn, frames Anouk's face and emphasizes her calm and confident demeanor. The traditional jewelry adds subtle sparkle and refinement, highlighting the craftsmanship passed down through generations. Together, they create a portrait that feels timeless, elegant, and almost museum-like.

The artwork is printed and finished to order in the Netherlands on high-quality materials such as Dibond (matte, calm, and stylish) or Plexiglas (glossy, extra depth, and detail). For a luxurious finish, a wooden tray frame, traditionally crafted by a Dutch framer, is optionally available.

A special piece of art for the wall, suitable for interiors where heritage, detail, and quality are paramount.

For this detailed portrait, Rem recommends Plexiglas, so that the refinement of the bonnet and jewelry remains optimally visible.