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Young Man in a Fur Cap Carel Fabritius, 1654
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Young Man in a Fur Cap

Carel Fabritius Β· 1654

Why it's great

A young man in a fur cap and a heavy coat looks out with a calm, direct look in front of a pale wall. This is probably a self-portrait painted by Carel Fabritius in about 1654.

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πŸ“ National GalleryCity of Westminster, United Kingdom

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About the artist

Carel Fabritius

1622–1654 Β· born in Middenbeemster Β· died in Delft

Carel Fabritius was a Dutch painter born in 1622, who studied with Rembrandt. He painted only a few pictures, and he was killed at the age of 32 when a gunpowder store exploded in Delft in 1654, destroying much of his work. The Goldfinch is his best-known picture.

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