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| Keywords: Portrait of a Young Woman by Rembrandt, 1633.jpg Artwork Creator Rembrandt Portrait of a young woman 1633 oil on wood in 25 6875 19 1875 Institution Museum of Fine Arts Houston From MFAH <br> This exquisite painting exemplifies the qualities that made Rembrandt the leading portrait painter of his generation and ultimately one of the greatest painters of all time It demonstrates his exceptional ability to capture an animated memorable likeness that seems to breathe beneath the surface Rembrandt ™s technical genius--the skill with which he varies his brushstrokes contrasts translucent with opaque areas and defines certain details yet leaves others deliberately vague--is also revealed here Signed and dated 1633 Portrait of a Young Woman was painted shortly after Rembrandt moved to Amsterdam and was possibly accompanied by a companion painting of the young woman ™s husband The Museum of Fine Arts Houston Other versions http //www mfah org/art/100-highlights/Portrait-of-a-Young-Woman/ PD-old-100 DEFAULTSORT 1633; unknown woman Female portraits by Rembrandt 17th-century portrait paintings in the Museum of Fine Arts Houston 17th-century portrait paintings of unidentified women 1633 portrait paintings 17th-century oil oval portraits of women at bust length 17th-century portrait paintings in the United States Females with pearl necklaces in art Lace collars in art | ||||
