Rembrandt Landscape with a Cow beautiful MILLENNIUM IMPRESSION Original COA L@@K

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Rembrandt Landscape with a Cow beautiful MILLENNIUM IMPRESSION Original COA L@@K:
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A Genuine Original Etching Printed Directly From the Copper Etching Plate Created by Rembrandt Van Rijn

Millennium Impression

\" Landscape with a cow\"

Screen signed and dated in the plate, Rembrandt F.1650Fifth and Final State.Excellent Condition on both Image & Frame

Art Size: 20\" x 22\"
Image Size: 6\" x 7\"
Beautiful Custom Frame C of A is included : certificate no. 1220 by Marjorie Hunt Van Dyke

Posthumous Impression, 1998

A 20TH CENTURY IMPRESSION PRINTED BY MILLENNIUM IMPRESSIONS AUTHORIZED BY MARJORIE HUNT VAN DYKE AND INTAGLIO ETCHINGS LTD FROM THE MILLENNIUM IMPRESSIONS - LIMITED TO 2500\"The original copper etching plate created by Rembrandt van Rijn has not been destroyed, effaced, altered, defaced or canceled. Authorized maximum: 2500\".

---from the Rembrandt catalogue Millennium Impressions---Art historians believe that the first recorded comments on Rembrandt as an artist appear in 1628. In that year, Arnout van Buschell noted that ?the Leiden millers son is much praised, but before his time. In 1629, at the age of twenty-three, Rembrandt first began to routinely sign and date most of his etchings, and created his first self-portrait. Rembrandt subsequently etched and painted a number of self-portraits during his lifetime.
In this beautiful self-portrait, Rembrandt depicts himself drawing at a table near a window. The light from the window illuminates the drawing table and Rembrandt\'s tender and pensive expression, while the remainder of the room is cast in darkness. This etching demonstrates Rembrandt\'s brilliant use of chiaroscuro to add depth and drama in this etching. Rembrandt created this etching in 1648 at the age of forty-two, after a troubled six year period during which he etched no self-portraits. During this six year period, Rembrandt\'s wife Saskia died, his financial situation deteriorated, and his relationship with Geertge Dircx, the nursemaid of his young son Titus, became troubled and later culminated in a court battle. This is Rembrandt\'s last etched self-portrait

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