Three-quarter-length, standing, facing half to left, the young girl is wearing a purple dress over white chemise, with a rose at her breast and a small crown of flowers on her blond hair. She holds a cat in her hands. There is a column-base on a high pedestal at the right and a landscape at the left. This is a seventeenth-century English copy of a sixteenth-century painting (now destroyed) that was at Petworth until 1927. The original work was smaller, with a plain black background, and is thought to have been by Titian. The model may be Titian’s daughter, Lavinia, but this is unlikely given that her costume is that of a courtesan. The landscape background in this copy suggests that it is by an assistant or follower of Peter Lely.