A portrait of a young girl, likely the artist's daughter, by Swiss painter Albert Anker. The painting captures the innocence and charm of childhood with realism and attention to detail.

This portrait by Albert Anker depicts a young girl, presumably his daughter Louise. Anker was a Swiss painter and illustrator, sometimes called the 'national painter' of Switzerland because of his down-to-earth depictions of rural life. He is best known for his paintings of children and family life. His style is characterised by realism and attention to detail, capturing the innocence and charm of his subjects. The painting shows a young girl with blonde hair and a blue ribbon. She wears a light-coloured coat with black trim and buttons, a white shirt, and a blue and white checkered skirt. She holds a dark hat in her hands. The background is a neutral, light grey, which keeps the focus on the figure. The girl's expression is calm and composed, conveying a sense of quiet dignity. Anker's skill in capturing the likeness and personality of his subjects is evident in this intimate portrait.