Here is the audio guide script: Martin Bernigeroth created this portrait of Johanna Henrietta Albrecht, likely sometime around the late 17th to early 18th century, using engraving techniques. The composition immediately presents us with a play of textures and forms. Notice the contrast between the smooth skin of Johanna and the rich, draped fabrics that surround her. The folds in her dress and the curtain behind her are not just decorative, but structural. They create a sense of depth and movement that counters the stillness of her pose. The architectural column to her right adds a classical element. Bernigeroth masterfully uses line and shadow to convey the materiality of each element. The varying densities of the engraved lines suggest different textures from the velvety dress to the delicate lace. This attention to detail encourages us to consider how Johanna is presented. Does the structured background and her composed demeanor reinforce social hierarchies, or does the softness in her expression suggest a more personal narrative? As always, the reading remains open.