Nude Man Seated before a Curtain 1646

Rembrandt's "Nude Man Seated before a Curtain," a 1646 etching, features a nude male figure seated before a curtain. The figure, rendered in fine lines and subtle shading, showcases Rembrandt's mastery of light and shadow. The artist's signature and the date are clearly visible in the lower right corner, highlighting the importance of the artist's personal touch in this piece. This work, held in the Art Institute of Chicago, represents Rembrandt's exploration of the human form and his use of etching as a medium for capturing nuanced detail.