Pieter Haaringh 1655

This etching, created in 1655, depicts Pieter Haaringh and showcases Rembrandt's mastery of light and shadow. Haaringh is seated, his figure illuminated by a strong light source coming from the left, casting dramatic shadows across his face and clothing. This chiaroscuro technique, typical of Rembrandt's style, gives the portrait a sense of depth and realism. The artwork is a testament to Rembrandt's talent for capturing the human condition, evident in the subject's contemplative gaze and the subtle details of his attire. "Pieter Haaringh" can be found in the Rijksmuseum, a prominent Dutch museum known for its collection of masterpieces.