Portrait of a Woman, possibly 'Portrait of a Young Girl' or a similar Dutch Golden Age work

This item is an oil painting depicting a portrait of a woman, likely from the Dutch Golden Age period, characterized by its somber background and detailed rendering of the subject's attire. The woman is shown from the chest up, with her head turned slightly to the right, looking downwards with a contemplative or solemn expression. She has fair skin, reddish-brown hair pulled back and covered with a light-colored cap or headpiece, and distinct facial features including a somewhat prominent nose and full lips. Her attire consists of a dark-colored, possibly black or deep brown, gown with voluminous sleeves. A notable feature is the intricate white ruffled collar, likely made of lace or finely pleated linen, which stands high around her neck. Below this, she wears a striking necklace composed of multiple strands of small, spherical, red beads, possibly coral. The painting exhibits classical chiaroscuro techniques, with the face and collar subtly illuminated against a darker, indeterminate background. The overall condition is difficult to ascertain precisely due to various light anomalies on the image itself, including bright white and blue lens flares and numerous red reflections, which obscure parts of the artwork. However, some crackling suggestive of age is visible in areas, and there appears to be some surface dirt or discoloration. The brushwork, particularly in the rendering of the face and delicate details of the collar, suggests a skilled hand, indicative of artistic quality from the era. Without clearer images, specific artist attribution or precise dating is challenging, but the style points towards the 17th century.