Rijksmuseum
Self-portrait, Etching at a Window
- Date
- 1648
- Medium
- paper
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
While it might seem odd that Rembrandt is wearing a hat inside the house, it was actually part of his studio work clothes. This unadorned portrayal makes one almost forget the unparalleled technique he uses to create this effect. With a combination of etching and drypoint, he achieves an unprecedented painterly tonality.
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