Annunciation of Mary supposedly comes from Harmnsz Jan Rijn Rembrandt or from one of Rembrandt's students and it was created before 1660. It was painted by oil on canvas technique. It shows Mary in moment of annunciation, in moment of her great surprise, confusion and even slight fear.

Mary is sitting in room with table covered with red tablecloth. She was probably reading a book just before the annunciation happened. I would guess that the book is Old Testament, because that was probably the only book that could be read by truly faithful Jewess at that time. (It is also slightly doubtful to me that she could have known how to read.) The book is painted as falling on the

I would like to compare this work with Leonardo da Vinci's Madonna in the Rocks, because of the main character on the pictures and because of the same geniality of the creators. The first difference I realized when I compared these two pictures is use of colors. Leonardo is using truly renaissance colors, i.e. greater variety, much brighter and "aggressive" colors. On other hand Rembrandt is using darker colors and he is much more spare in use of colors variety, but much more generous in depths and tones of each color. The second difference is closely connected to the first one and that is use of light. Leonardo was supposedly the first painter that faced up and worked with source of light on his pictures, but he never gave it such an importance as Rembrandt did. I feel that on Rembrandts paintings is light on the faces the most important thing that gives the paintings its magical feeling and in commutable soul. The last visible difference is the background. Leonardo gave much higher importance to it, his work wouldn't be complete without it

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