Early British self-portrait by Rembrandt

Name of Product: Early British Self-Portrait of Rembrandt Product desciption: ✧Dimensions: Length 30.7 x Width 25.7 x Height 3.5cm World famous painters pay tribute to oil painting works Early British self-portrait of Rembrandt, matched with a heavy solid wood frame, and simple lines to draw Rembrandt's upper body self-portrait. Works from the 1980s to 1990s, without signatures, sketches are very suitable for decorating any corner of the home or work space. ✧Introduction to Rembrandt: Rembrandt van Rijn (Rembrandt van Rijn) 1606~1669 Rembrandt was a Dutch painter. During his early stay in Leiden (Leiden), he focused on the strong contrast between light and shadow, as well as the colors of the characters he saw. "Nightwatch" (Nightwatch) is a demarcation work between Rembrandt’s early and mature period. The two protagonists in the painting are as eye-catching as they are illuminated by stage lighting. With the dynamic effect of striding towards the audience, this painting becomes The Baroque style is the most obvious in the early works of Amsterdam, with a blend of colors and a shimmering golden hue. When Rembrandt painted the picture of "Night Police", its style was undergoing a major change. The painting became richer and the content of the work became more dramatic. This change is closely related to the changes in the style of painting in Amsterdam and throughout the Netherlands in the 1640s. Because other ordinary painters are popular for their elegant and distinctive fashion painting methods, customers who commission Rembrandt to paint portraits have become increasingly rare. Although Rembrandt's style of painting will inevitably change due to the influence of the times, he is still unwilling to move towards a fan. Dyck's Anthony van Dyck's fine court style. In his later years, he continued to produce many portraits of individuals and groups. In 1660, "Denial of St. Peter" (Denial of St. Peter), the painting was stained with thick and colorful brushstrokes, lightly dotted on the canvas, creating a kind of closeness. Glowing effect. In Rembrandt’s time, no painter painted as many self-portraits as he did. Just like painting other people’s portraits, his motivation for self-portraits was also due to his strong interest in the nature of human nature. Among his self-portraits, there are nearly a hundred pieces of different materials, which can be regarded as "real" self-portraits. Gaiqi faithfully portrays different mental journeys in various periods. *This design hall is mainly based on European antiques, old pieces and old objects. After years of baptism, some antiques will inevitably have some traces of history and black spots. Or small missing corners, it is inevitable that it is not as clean and flawless as a brand new product. But this does not affect its own retro beauty, Perfectionism and friends who are accustomed to buying brand new products, please think twice before placing an order. We also look forward to you becoming the beauty that loves antiquities as much as we do^^ If you have any questions, please send us a message!