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[[Image:Rembrandt Self Portrait.jpg|left|Self Portrait]]

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'''Rembrandt''' (full name ''Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn'') (Leiden 1606 - Amsterdam 1669), was the most acclaimed painter in the [[Netherlands]]—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 50-60 self portraits, he made 300 etchings, and an estimated number of about 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 are: Jewish Bride (1632), Nightwatch (1642), The Syndics of The Cloth Guild (1661), Bathsheba (1654), Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph (1656), and a Self Portrait (1669).  

'''Rembrandt''' (full name ''Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn'') (Leiden 1606 - Amsterdam 1669), was the most acclaimed painter in the [[Netherlands]]—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 50-60 self portraits, he made 300 etchings, and an estimated number of about 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 are: Jewish Bride (1632), Nightwatch (1642), The Syndics of The Cloth Guild (1661), Bathsheba (1654), Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph (1656), and a Self Portrait (1659).  

Rembrandt's paintings are known for their depiction of light and shadow.  The increasing number of portraits by Rembrandt and others demonstrated the new emphasis on [[individualism]] in the Renaissance.

Rembrandt's paintings are known for their depiction of light and shadow.  The increasing number of portraits by Rembrandt and others demonstrated the new emphasis on [[individualism]] in the Renaissance.