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[[Image:Rembrandt Self Portrait.jpg|thumb|right|''Self Portrait'' (1659)]]
[[Image:Rembrandt Self Portrait.jpg|thumb|right|''Self Portrait'' (1659)]]
'''Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn''' (Leiden 1606 - Amsterdam 1669) was the most acclaimed painter in the [[Netherlands]] and the greatest of the "Dutch Masters." He considered himself a religious painter, but he is most famous for his [[portraits]]. Rembrandt produced about 600 paintings, including his more than 90 self-portraits. He created 300 etchings, and an estimated 1,400 drawings. Most of his drawings look unfinished, but he stated "a drawing is finished when the artist has fulfilled his intentions." Some of his most famous paintings include ''Nightwatch'' (1642), [http://www.conservapedia.com/Image:Rembrandt_SYNDICS_OF_THE_CLOTH_MERCHANTS%27_GUILD.jpg ''The Syndics of The Cloth Guild''] (1662), ''Bathsheba at Her Bath'' (1654), [http://www.conservapedia.com/Image:Rembrandt_Jacob_Blessing_the_Sons_of_Joseph.JPG ''Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph''] (1656) and ''Jewish Bride'' (1667). Rembrandt's paintings are known for their depiction of light and shadow (chiaroscuro). The increasing number of portraits by Rembrandt and others demonstrated the new emphasis on [[individualism]] in the Renaissance. Rembrandt literally paints his autobiography by means of some forty pictures, as well as thirty-one prints and numerous drawings. <ref>[http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/collection/404120/self-portrait-in-a-flat-cap From Enchanting the Eye: Dutch paintings of the Golden Age, London, 2004.]</ref>
'''Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn''' (Leiden 1606 - Amsterdam 1669) was the most acclaimed painter in the [[Netherlands]] and the greatest of the "Dutch Masters." He considered himself a religious painter, but he is most famous for his [[portraits]]. Rembrandt produced about 600 paintings, including his more than 90 self-portraits. He created 300 etchings, and an estimated 1,400 drawings. Most of his drawings look unfinished, but he stated "a drawing is finished when the artist has fulfilled his intentions." Some of his most famous paintings include ''Nightwatch'' (1642), [http://www.conservapedia.com/Image:Rembrandt_SYNDICS_OF_THE_CLOTH_MERCHANTS%27_GUILD.jpg ''The Syndics of The Cloth Guild''] (1662), ''Bathsheba at Her Bath'' (1654), [http://www.conservapedia.com/Image:Rembrandt_Jacob_Blessing_the_Sons_of_Joseph.JPG ''Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph''] (1656) and ''Jewish Bride'' (1667). Rembrandt's paintings are known for their depiction of light and shadow (chiaroscuro). The increasing number of portraits by Rembrandt and others demonstrated the new emphasis on [[individualism]] in the Renaissance. Rembrandt literally paints his autobiography by means of some forty pictures, as well as thirty-one prints and numerous drawings.<ref>[http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/collection/404120/self-portrait-in-a-flat-cap From Enchanting the Eye: Dutch paintings of the Golden Age, London, 2004.]</ref>
The last years of Rembrandt's life were spent in increasing poverty and sadness.<ref>[http://www.oldandsold.com/articles29/art-stories-3.shtml The Syndics Of The Cloth Hall]</ref>
''Of all the Baroque masters, it was Rembrandt who evolved the most revolutionary technique and who seemed to grow into the Italians' spiritual heir.''<ref>[http://www.artchive.com/artchive/R/rembrandt.html Rembrandt] The ARTCHIVE.</ref>
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