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ABOUT THE ORIGINAL
Self-Portrait, after Rembrandt van Rijn.
Among the most moving of Rembrandt's roughly ninety self-portraits, this 1659 work was painted at a moment of personal and financial hardship. The aged master gazes out with extraordinary candour and dignity, the warm shadow of his cap framing a face mapped by time. Held in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
Our atelier works from a colour-accurate reference, recreating each passage in oil so the surface — not a print of it — carries the image. The result is a faithful, hand-made reproduction, certified and made to last.
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