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Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
Titled 'Rembrandt and the inspiration of India', the idea behind the exhibition is to portray the juxtaposition between Rembrandt's view of Mughal art and the originals. But late in his career, the renowned 17th century Dutch Baroque artist—known simply as Rembrandt —became fascinated with art from the Mughal Empire. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Rembrandt is widely seen as one of the great masters of art for both the quality and quantity of his output. They offer a sense of the master as an art fan wanting to study what other artists were achieving elsewhere in the world. He painstakingly studies and recreates images. Rembrandt rsquo s Indian
Drawn late in his career, these portraits on Asian paper, of which twenty-three survive, demonstrate his considered and careful study of Indian rulers. Through June 24, J. Paul Getty Museum. This vivid example of cultural exchange reminds us how artists on different continents take inspiration from one another, a reality that of course continues to this very day. Rembrandt and the Inspiration of India also examines how global trade and cultural exchange impacted artists working for Mughal emperors in India, who were in turn inspired by Dutch and Flemish printed images of European rulers and scenes of daily life. Among the treasures found in a Dutch East India ship, which sank en route to China, was a package that contained four hundred prints by and after Dutch and Flemish artists. Rembrandt and the Inspiration
Rembrandt - Two Indian Noblemen. The twenty-three surviving drawings Rembrandt Harmensz. Rembrandt and the Inspiration of India considers the unique significance of these cross-cultural works in the context of seventeenth-century global exchange. What motivated Rembrandt to study Mughal portraits? Did he own an album of them? Can we trace his drawings to specific, surviving artworks imported into Amsterdam from the Dutch trading post in India? This exhibition reveals the critical eye and attentive curiosity he turned toward Mughal portrait conventions. For Rembrandt, the art of Mughal India was not merely a foreign curiosity. 
Rembrandt and his Indian
Within the Exhibit The exhibition pairs Rembrandt’s surviving drawings of Mughal leaders and courtiers with paintings and drawings created by artist from the Indian subcontinent. Plan your visit. Zoom image. Two Indian Noblemen Zoom image Download. Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn. Two Indian Noblemen. Pen and brown ink and wash, with red chalk wash, yellow watercolor, white opaque watercolor, black chalk and scraping on Japanese paper.