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Oriental Head, mid-late 17th century, (1906). Creator: Unknown
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Oriental Head, mid-late 17th century, (1906). Creator: Unknown
Oriental Head, mid-late 17th century, (1906). Portrait of an old man, previously thought to have been of Rembrandts father. After an engraving by Jan Lievens, after a work by Rembrandt. From " The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs", Volume VIII, October 1905 - March 1906. [The Burlington Magazine Ltd, London, 1906]
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This print showcases the "Oriental Head" from the mid-late 17th century. Created by an unknown artist, this portrait was initially believed to depict Rembrandt's father but later attributed to a different engraver, Jan Lievens. The image is sourced from "The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs" a renowned publication that delves into art history and appreciation. In this striking monochrome composition, we see the face of an elderly man with deep lines etched across his weathered skin. His countenance exudes wisdom and experience, capturing the essence of time gone by. The intricate details in this artwork highlight the skillful craftsmanship of both Lievens and Rembrandt. The Oriental influence in this piece adds another layer of intrigue, as it reflects cultural exchange during the 17th century when trade routes connected distant lands. This portrait serves as a reminder of how art can bridge gaps between different civilizations. Acquired by The Print Collector, a respected collector and distributor of fine prints, this photograph preserves not only the beauty but also the historical significance of this remarkable artwork. It allows us to appreciate its timeless appeal while offering insight into artistic interpretations throughout centuries. Whether displayed in a gallery or cherished within private collections, this Oriental Head print invites viewers to contemplate its enigmatic subject and marvel at the talent behind its creation.
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