A Seated Female Nude (c.1660 – c.1662) by Rembrandt

A Seated Female Nude - Rembrandt - c.1660 - c.1662

Artwork Information

TitleA Seated Female Nude
ArtistRembrandt
Datec.1660 - c.1662
Dimensions21 x 17 cm
Art MovementBaroque

About A Seated Female Nude

“A Seated Female Nude” is an artwork by Rembrandt, created around 1660-1662 during the Baroque period. The dimensions of this nude painting are relatively modest, measuring 21 x 17 cm. As a product of the Baroque movement, it is likely to reflect the rich and dynamic style typical of the time.

The artwork features a seated female figure, rendered with loose, expressive brushstrokes that evoke a sense of movement and life. The image reveals the thoughtful use of light and shadow for which Rembrandt is well-known, highlighting the curves of the female form and lending the subject a three-dimensional quality. The woman appears pensive and unaware of the viewer, as she is depicted in a moment of quiet solitude. The neutral palette and skillful shading contribute to the intimate and natural portrayal of the human body, characteristic of Rembrandt’s nudes.

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