Rembrandt
A Seated Female Nude
c. 1660211 x 174 mm
Pen and brush and brown ink with wash, and white wash
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
Clarence Buckingham Collection
Exhibitions
2009 Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils: Telling the Difference, Nr. 41.1
2001 Rembrandt's Women, Nr. 135
Provenance
Possibly Edward Vernon Utterson (1775 or 1776–1856), London
Louis Corot, Nimes (Lugt 1718)
sold to art dealer Richard, Paris, in 1924 (Lugt 1718)
Alfred Strölin, Lausanne, by 1935
sold to the Art Institute, 1953
Other works by Rembrandt
Vertumnus and Pomona
c. 1643-44
c. 1643-44
A Blind Man with a Boy and a Dog
Saskia at an open window
c. 1633-34
c. 1633-34
Two studies of a bird of paradise
c. 1637
c. 1637
A Sketch of Two Women, Each with a Baby
c. 1646
c. 1646