Rembrandt's self-portraits are considered his finest work, showcasing his unparalleled skill as a portraitist. Painted throughout his life, they reveal his true self, often with a hint of sadness due to the hardships he faced, including bankruptcy, scandalous affairs, and the loss of loved ones.
The Dutch Masters: Rembrandt
Rembrandt's self-portraits showcase his unparalleled skill as a portraitist, offering a glimpse into his life and personality. Painted over time, they reveal his struggles, including bankruptcy, personal scandals, and loss, which often imbue his work with a sense of sadness.
