Girl with forget-me-nots, formerly known as the Princess - painting by Lucas Cranach the Elder, dated 1526. One of many examples of full-figure representative female portraits, characterized by exquisite, richly decorated clothes. The painting was once considered a portrait of the princess Sybilla van Cleve, but there is insufficient evidence for this. The features recurring in Cranach's work, reflecting the tastes of the time, mean that most researchers consider The Girl with Forget-me-nots a portrait of an ideal woman, without a strictly defined identity.
