Woman Standing with Raised Hands
- Artist
- Rembrandt
- Date
- c.1633
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Sketch and study
- Location
- Kunsthalle Bremen
"Woman Standing with Raised Hands" is a compelling Baroque painting by Rembrandt that exemplifies his mastery of light and shadow. Likely created as a sketch and study, it captures a moment of expressive gesture, emphasizing emotional intensity. The woman's pose, with her hands raised, suggests a dramatic or spiritual scene, characteristic of Rembrandt's focus on human expression. Recognized as an autograph work by the Rembrandt Research Project, this piece offers a vivid insight into his studies of human figures and his skill in rendering psychological depth within the Baroque style.
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