Rijksmuseum
Man in a Square Cap, in Profile to the Right
Rembrandt van Rijn
- Date
- c. 1629
- Medium
- paper
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
Another five small depictions of men’s heads, but this time it is certain that they did not originate as independent prints. Originally, they were all on the same copperplate. After Rembrandt cut up the plate, he completed each print individually. This working method was unusual and characterizes Rembrandt as an artist who often strayed off the beaten path.
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Creator
RembrandtDutch painter and printmaker (1606–1669) · 1606–1669
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