It was one of the five Flemish paintings sent to Brera in 1813 in exchange for several works taken from Milan by Napoleon. This painting was, for a long time, considered to be autograph, and the young woman was identified as the artist’s sister. However, the Corpus of Rembrandt’s Painting (1986) has rejected the artist’s authorship of this painting, which is thought to have been executed by a Rembrandt’s follower.
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TITLE
Portrait of a Young Woman
AUTHOR Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
DATE 1632
OBJECT TYPE AND MATERIAL Oil on panel
DIMENSIONS cm 60 x 50
INVENTORY 332
ROOM I
FIRMA RHL. VAN. RYN 1632
Work on display
AUTHOR Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
DATE 1632
OBJECT TYPE AND MATERIAL Oil on panel
DIMENSIONS cm 60 x 50
INVENTORY 332
ROOM I
FIRMA RHL. VAN. RYN 1632
Work on display