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Product images of An Elderly Man in Prayer, 1660s or later
Product details An Elderly Man in Prayer, 1660s or later
An Elderly Man in Prayer, 1660s or later
Rembrandt van Rijn (follower of)
An Elderly Man in Prayer, 1660s or later. Toward the end of his life, Rembrandt explored religious themes from an intimate perspective, producing a number of works for a possible Apostle series. The personal religiosity of An Elderly Man in Prayer , formerly attributed to Rembrandt, bears resemblance to such late works. Seated with eyes nearly closed and hands clasped in prayer over a large book, the figure appears still and introspective. While the dramatic lighting and dark colour palette are reminiscent of Rembrandt's late works, this painting, formerly attributed to the artist, has since been assigned to a follower or a later eighteenth-century imitator of Rembrandt's style for reasons associated with the broad, flat brushwork of the garment, the poor handling of shadow on the hands, and the uniform treatment of the hair.
- Image ref: 2722897
- Heritage Art/Heritage Images
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