Palettes. The mirror of paradoxes self-portraits, Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669), the Louvre Museum, Paris
'Even in his first paintings, Rembrandt positioned himself in the scene. In the following years, Rembrandt painted at least one hundred self-portraits in engravings, drawings and paintings...such singlemindedness, unique in the history of art, was very widely interpreted'. This program explores the technical difficulties encountered in the self-portrait, the inspiration for Rembrandt's art, and in a larger context, the significance of Rembrandt's self-portraits in relation to the social changes occurring in Europe at the time.
"'Even in his first paintings, Rembrandt positioned himself in the scene. In the following years, Rembrandt painted at least one hundred self-portraits in engravings, drawings and paintings...such singlemindedness, unique in the history of art, was very widely interpreted'. This program explores the technical difficulties encountered in the self-portrait, the inspiration for Rembrandt's art, and in a larger context, the significance of Rembrandt's self-portraits in relation to the social changes occurring in Europe at the time."@en
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