Portrait of Jeanne, Duchess d'Arschot (, three-quarter length, in a white dress with puffed sleeves, a black cloak embroidered with pearls and white lace ruff and cuffs, standing by a table covered with crimson cloth, a wall curtain embroidered with the coats-of-arms of De Croy and De Chastillon behind

The sitter was the daughter of Louis de Blois, Seigneur of Trêlon. She became the second wife of Philippe de Croy (1526-1595), Duc d'Arschot, who was a knight of the Golden Fleece, in 1582. A detailed account of the de Croy family is given in de Courcelles, Histoire des Pairs de France, Vol. VIII, 1827.