Rembrandt by Rembrandt illustrated by John Hendrix

Rembrandt by Rembrandt illustrated by John HendrixRembrandts revealing self portraits in an appealing, affordable format Celebrated as the supreme painter of the human condition, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (16061669) famously turned the intense spotlight of his empathetic vision on himself. In the course of 60 years, he produced more than 50 self portraits, in mediums ranging from paintings to drawings to engravings. Rembrandt stood at the beginning of a long tradition of self portraitureone that

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