About ‘Laughing Young Man, Rembrandt van Rijn’
Laughing Young Man, Rembrandt van Rijn (circle of), c. 1629 - c. 1630
oil on panel, h 41.2cm × w 33.8cm × d 4cm
A young man wearing a painter’s cap, probably Rembrandt, laughs cheerfully at us. The painting is not a portrait, but rather a portrayal of an emotion. Rembrandt frequently used his own face to practice rendering expressions: smiling, angry, sad, or startled. This panel was long considered an early self-portrait by the artist. Now it is thought to be by a pupil in Rembrandt’s Leiden workshop.
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