Johannes Vermeer, “Woman Writing a Letter with her Maid,” ca. 1670-72. A shaft of light falls on the sleeve of a lady writing a letter as her maid waits patiently.

"Vermeer's Love Letters," on view until the end of August, is the first show on offer since the Frick reopened its doors in April following a top-to-bottom, $330-million renovation.

“Vermeer’s Love Letters,” on view until the end of August, is the first show on offer since the Frick reopened its doors in April following a top-to-bottom, $330 million renovation.

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In New York, Vermeer show reveals art of the love letter Ana FERNÁNDEZ AFP Jun 21, 2025 Updated Jun 22, 2025 1 of 3 ...

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Vermeer's Love Letters, on view until the end of August, is the first show on offer since the Frick reopened its doors in April following a top-to-bottom, US$330mil (RM1.4bil) renovation.

Johannes Vermeer, The Love Letter, ca. 1669-70; oil on canvas, 15 5/16 x 15 3/16 in. Courtesy of the Frick Collection, from the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam; purchased with the support of ...

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