Painters and sculptors; a second series of Old masters and new, (1907)
Cox, Kenyon · Duffield and Co · leaf 196
ed some fifty times, at all periods from hisboyhood to the very end of his life, and there is,perhaps, no other face so well known to us as his,and yet it is almost impossible to guess what hereally looked like. It is not merely that he usedhis own features for the study of varied expressions,that… … REMBRANDT: SOBIESKI THE RKMHKANDT TERCENTENARY 99 themselves are varied in bo bewildering a way thatil is only by certain marks the deep fold betweenthe keen eyes, the heavy chin, the Bomewhat sensualmouth beneath the bristling moustache—that thehead Is Identifiable. And then one begins to…
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