‘Rembrandt at Work’ at Metropolitan Museum

Rembrandt at Work A self-portrait from Kenwood House, from around 1665

A never before seen Rembrandt is on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It comes from the collection of Kenwood House in North London. This self-portrait was painted around 1665 four years before his death and is his second largest self-portrait. Before travelling to Houston's Museum of Fine Arts, you can see it at the Met's permanent collection galleries — Gallery 614 on the second floor, to be exact — beside the museum’s smaller, more modest, earlier Rembrandt self-portrait, from 1660.
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