Two Studies of a Woman and Child after 1650

Rembrandt van Rijn's "Two Studies of a Woman and Child" is a drawing created after 1650. The artwork is a preparatory study for a larger composition. Rembrandt's distinct style is evident in the loose, gestural lines and subtle shading that capture the fleeting moment. The piece highlights Rembrandt's mastery of capturing human emotion through simple yet expressive brushstrokes. The drawing is housed at the Rijksmuseum, a testament to the artist's prolific output and enduring influence.