The painter resided in a red brick building in Amsterdam’s Jewish quarter in 1639. He lived here with his wife, Saskia, and their three children, and set up their workshop on the upper floors. students and assistants

Contrastes, luminosité et relief sont la marque de fabrique de ses oeuvres. “The Italian term chiaroscuro (chiaroscuro) means it’s like a light reflecting shapes and shadows in the dark,” explains David de Witt, curator of the Rembrandt museum in Amsterdam. Le peintre parvient à montrer de la rondeur en trois dimensions. Ainsi, les sujets éclairés se détachent sur un fond plus sombre. »

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Un portrait non date et non signé éveille la curiosité d’un homme. It depicts a young man in a black velvet cape, white lace collar and cuffs, and was offered for sale in Christie’s online catalog in 2016. 150,000 euros. Then it will investigate to confirm…