Portrait Of An Old Lady, Thought To Be Rembrandt's Mother

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"Portrait of an Old Lady, Thought to Be Rembrandt's Mother" is a notable artwork by the Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn, created circa 1627–1628. This painting is one of several works by Rembrandt that depict an elderly woman, who for a long time was believed to be his mother, Neeltgen Willemsdochter van Zuytbrouck. However, modern scholarship has cast doubt on this identification, and the true identity of the sitter remains uncertain.

The painting is executed in oil on panel and measures approximately 60.5 cm by 47 cm. It showcases Rembrandt's early mastery of chiaroscuro and his ability to render human emotion and character with great sensitivity and depth. The subject is depicted in a traditional Dutch costume, her face etched with the lines of age, and her gaze imbued with a sense of introspection. The use of light accentuates the textures of her wrinkled skin and the rich fabrics of her clothing, demonstrating Rembrandt's skill in portraying the tactile qualities of various materials.

"Portrait of an Old Lady, Thought to Be Rembrandt's Mother" is a significant work in Rembrandt's oeuvre, as it exemplifies his interest in the human condition and his commitment to realism. The painting is also an important example of portraiture from the Dutch Golden Age, reflecting the era's cultural and artistic preoccupations with individual identity and the passage of time.

The artwork is held in a private collection, and over the years, it has been exhibited in several museums and included in scholarly studies on Rembrandt's early work. Its provenance and the debates surrounding the sitter's identity contribute to the painting's historical and art historical importance, making it a subject of ongoing interest and research within the field of Northern Renaissance art.

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