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Painted half-length portrait of a bearded man in a black hat and dark coat with a large white collar, hand resting on a cane, warm brown background.

Portrait of Dr. Ephraïm Bueno

A half-length portrait of a bearded man in a wide-brimmed black hat, dark coat, and large white collar, turned to the left. His hand rests on a wooden cane against a warm brown background. Painted with loose brushwork, soft light falls across his face and cuffs.

Artist
Rembrandt
Date
1640
Medium
Source
Wikimedia Commons / Wikidata
Size
3213 × 4000 px
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Public domain · Rembrandt died 1669 and the work dates by 1640; public domain in the US and life+70 countries.
Rights checked 2026-11-05 · tier B · as stated by the source: Public domain

Credit (appreciated, not required for public-domain works): Rembrandt, via Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

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