Portrait Of Maerten Soolmans

The "Portrait of Maerten Soolmans" is a striking portrait created by Rembrandt in 1634, capturing the full-length image of Maerten Soolmans on his wedding day. As a prime example of Baroque art, the canvas displays Rembrandt's mastery of oil paints, with rich textures and warm tones befitting the era. This portrait was paired with its pendant of Oopjen Coppit, symbolizing their union. Once owned by the Rothschild family, the painting’s rarity and significance led to its joint acquisition by the Louvre and Rijksmuseum in 2015, marking a record €160 million purchase for a Rembrandt artwork.