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"The Man with the Golden Helmet" is one of the most famous works traditionally attributed to Rembrandt. The central figure is an elderly man depicted in close-up, turned slightly to the side. His face expresses a calm introspection, with wrinkles and a deep gaze reflecting experience and dignity. On the man's head is a richly adorned golden helmet with large plumes, adding drama and elegance to the painting. The helmet dominates the composition and gives the painting its name. It reflects light in a way that creates a strong contrast between the bright and dark areas of the painting. Rembrandt masterfully employs this technique, focusing on illuminating the face and helmet, while the background remains dark and minimal. This play of light and shadow gives the painting a profound three-dimensionality and a mystical atmosphere. The painting was created during the Baroque period, around 1650, when artists sought dramatic expression and psychological depth.

The original painting measures 67 x 50 cm.

The replica of the painting measures 67 x 50 cm.