Herman Doomer Art Print man At roughly the same time

At roughly the same time Rembrandt painted the portrait of Doomer and a companion piece of his wife (State Hermitage Museum

made from life about 1856

Although he traveled to western locations to sketch or gather material on assignment

About the print:

fibrous paper—used to line carpets—that approximated both the textural qualities of canvas and the conventional half-tone gray or brown grounds on which painters traditionally applied their colors

Herman Doomer Art Print man At roughly the same timeRembrandt (Rembrandt van Rijn) Dutch 1640 Herman Doomer was a successful cabinetmaker who worked with the imported ebony fashionable in seventeenth century Amsterdam. The exceptional care Rembrandt took with this likeness may indicate his esteem for a fellow master artisan. At roughly the same time Rembrandt painted the portrait of Doomer and a companion piece of his wife (State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg), the couples son Lambert was an