The Jewish Bride
Rembrandt · 1667
Why it's great
A man in a red coat and a woman in gold hold hands, and he puts his hand gently on her chest. Rembrandt painted it in about 1667, and the thick, glowing paint is one of his late masterpieces, and the couple's identity is unknown.
Where to see it
📍 RijksmuseumAmsterdam, Netherlands
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Rembrandt van Rijn was born in Leiden in 1606 and moved to Amsterdam in 1631, where he became the most famous painter in Holland. He painted portraits, Bible stories and over eighty self-portraits, and went bankrupt later in life. He died in Amsterdam in 1669.
