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Rembrandt van Rijn portrays himself wearing an elaborate embroidered dress and flat cap, experimenting with costume and identity in his ongoing self-examination. The rich textures of the clothing contrast with the artist's direct, unidealized gaze with psychological intensity.
This self-portrait belongs to the Art Institute of Chicago, which holds multiple Rembrandt works spanning his career.
Lorado Taft, 1901
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
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Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
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