The conditions in which the Dutch painters worked were somewhat different from those in other countries: there the artists were more dependent on commissions, thought from about 1630 onwards there arose all over Europe. One of remarkable Dutch painters was Rembrandt van Rijn (1606- 1669)"He more than any other painter, worked at the technique with the purpose of forcing it to submit to the impulses that arose from his soul"(1)

He was always preoccupied with human fate and throughout religious struggling and perturbations he tried to reflect it in his work. His career divides into two periods. In1631 when he went to live in Amsterdam, he at once became highly fashionable as a portrait painter. But soon the death of his wife Seskia in 1642 drove him into solitude and confirmed him in a vocation as painter of inner world. Among all his religious paintings that derived from his Alchemist's lif

All throughout his life he has been facing difficult situations from family aspects to his own personal beliefs. However he was more for 'human-spirit' oriented, as well as he was for 'justice' rather then blind faith. With his self-portrait (1668) he studied the life of the soul, its mysteries with help of his own features.

Maybe he was seeing him-self young again while picturing his son.

I totally agree with this commentary, when I look at Titus's eyes I feel connected. Rembrandt's technique is almost the opposite to that of Frans Hals and Rubens. His brush movement is a kind of mix of pastes of paint, out of which the picture gradually emerges and, a mystery of shade and light.

This picture is a sign of Rembrandt spiritual rebirth to me. I need to say more I look at that picture; more I want to look at it. The enigmatic force just grasps my attention and I fall in love with Rembrandt perfect creature.

"Rembrandt made painting a means of exploring mythology, history, religious fe

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