Three Young White Men and a Black Woman - by Christiaen van Couwenbergh (1632)

Also note that the bed sheets become death's robe below her and a boney hand is visible. The artist probably meant it to be macabre.

It's hard to imagine someone painting this/that expression on her face and finding the subject matter acceptable. Or so I like to think? Maybe I'm naive. But if it's true, it's a great example of powerful art confronting viewers. Or I suppose that's true either way, for better or worse.