Painting style of Jean Fouquet, Jan van Eyck, Melozzo da Forli, Gentile Bellini, Rogier van der Weyden. Medieval portrait painting of a European woman dressed in elaborate medieval attire dating from the 12th century. A linen shawl, fillet, and barbet completely conceal her hair and cover the woman's entire neck. Over the shawl is a veil that completely covers her head and falls below her shoulders. Around the edge of the veil, delicate gold floral embroidery adds sophistication. The veil is secured on her head by an elaborate tiara with a circlet of precious stones, including a prominent central red stone surrounded by smaller gemstones, creating a regal accessory. Her attire consists of a long, heavily veiled ivory gown with rich gold embroidery, including floral motifs and scrolls on the bodice. A purple velvet cape with intricate gold embroidery falls over her shoulders, extending from her neck scarf to the floor. The edges of the cape have a diamond pattern along the sleeves, complementing the intricate design of the dress. A lavender sash with a geometric diamond pattern cinches her waist, tied in a decorative knot with a matching braided cord. A pearl necklace with a prominent gold cross studded with gemstones hangs from under the cape over the dress. The woman has a straight, antique nose and rounded European features with a smooth, even chin. Her expression is calm and contemplative, with her gaze slightly downcast but her head not tilted, conveying a sense of grace and dignity. The lighting is soft and diffused, highlighting her features and the rich texture of her clothing without casting harsh shadows. This creates a balanced exposure with medium contrast and low saturation, flattering the figure. The background is a flat wall with a bright religious medieval fresco.