This is a print of a painting titled "Lady in Black by a Dutch Artist ca. 1660," noted as being "in the collection of Dr. Alfred Bader."

About the Painting:

This "Lady in Black" painting was part of the extensive private art collection of the renowned chemist and art collector, Dr. Alfred Bader.

While the specific "Dutch Artist" who created this particular painting is not identified in the provided text, the painting is dated to approximately 1660.

Dr. Alfred Bader was particularly known for his passion and expertise in collecting Dutch and Flemish Old Master paintings.

About the Collection:

Dr. Alfred Bader, a prominent figure in both chemistry and art collecting, founded Aldrich Chemical Co. and was known as the "Chemist Collector" in Aldrichimica Acta publications, which featured works from his collection, including this "Lady in Black".

A significant portion of Dr. Alfred Bader's collection of Dutch and Flemish art, including works by Rembrandt and his circle, was later gifted to the Agnes Etherington Art Centre at Queen's University in Canada, becoming known as The Bader Collection at Agnes. The current location of this specific painting within that collection would need further verification.