
Self-Portrait (Rembrandt, 1660)
- Artist
- Rembrandt van Rijn
- Work
- Self-Portrait (Rembrandt, 1660)
- Date
- 1660
- Source
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art — Open Access
- Medium
- Archival giclée · up to 300 DPI · pigment inks
- Paper
- 250 gsm museum matte, acid-free
- Frame
- Solid oak or black ash · shatterproof plexiglass
- Rights
- Public domain (CC0) masterwork
Sourced from the official CC0 Open Access collections of The Met, the Rijksmuseum and the Art Institute of Chicago — every print is traceable to its original museum Object ID and digitally restored in-house, printed at up to 300 DPI.
The story behind the work
Rembrandt painted this self-portrait in 1660, at the age of 54. A direct gaze, warm earth tones and deep shadow give a room an instant sense of presence. Portrait (vertical) orientation.
The story behind the work
Rembrandt painted and etched his own face throughout his life, more than almost any artist before him. This canvas comes from his later years, painted with broad, confident brushwork. From the open-access collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Object ID 437397), released into the public domain (CC0). Digitally restored in-house and printed at up to 300 DPI, with 100% of the original composition kept uncropped.
Where it fits
Study, home office, gallery wall, a gift for artists and writers.
Two editions
Choose the Full Classic Painting edition — the complete painting surrounded by a printed off-white museum border — or the Museum Exhibition Poster edition, with exhibition-style typography beneath the image. The border is printed directly on the paper; there is no separate mat board.
Materials & framing
Giclée-printed to order with archival pigment inks on 250 gsm museum-quality matte paper — uncoated, acid-free and natural off-white, with zero glare. Finished in a 20 mm solid wood frame in natural oak or black-stained ash, behind shatterproof plexiglass, and delivered ready to hang. Printed and framed in the USA and typically delivered within 4–6 business days.
Sizes
Framed (natural oak or matte black): 12×16 in $139 · 16×20 in $175 · 18×24 in $195.
Stretched gallery canvas: from $119.
Materials & framing
Paper: 250 gsm museum-quality archival matte paper — uncoated, acid-free, natural off-white, zero glare.
Inks: archival pigment inks, giclée-printed at up to 300 DPI.
Frame: 20 mm solid wood in natural oak or black-stained ash with shatterproof plexiglass. Arrives ready to hang.
Canvas: stretched gallery canvas on a slim wooden frame.
Size guide
Small 12×16 in (30×40 cm) — desks, shelves, gallery walls.
Medium 16×20 in (40×50 cm) — bedrooms and hallways.
Large 18×24 in (45×60 cm) — above a console or bed.
Statement 24×36 in (60×90 cm) — above a sofa or as a focal wall (selected works).
Sets: each frame is proportion-matched so the group spans a three-seater sofa or a king bed.
Production & delivery
Every edition is printed and framed to order at the fine-art facility closest to your address in the US, UK or Europe — typically delivered in 4–6 business days, with no import duties.
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Good to know
Before you choose
Are these original paintings?
They are museum-grade reproductions of public-domain (CC0) masterpieces released through the open-access programmes of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Rijksmuseum and the Art Institute of Chicago. We restore each master file in-house, keep its original museum Object ID and print it at up to 300 DPI as an archival giclée — the closest you can live to the original.
What's the difference between the two editions?
Museum Exhibition Poster — the full painting on warm alabaster borders with a fine gold curatorial filet and exhibition typography, like the posters sold at the great museum shops.
Full Classic Painting — the complete, uncropped painting surrounded by a generous printed museum border in warm off-white. Both editions show 100% of the original composition.
What paper and inks do you use?
250 gsm museum-quality archival matte paper — uncoated, acid-free and natural off-white, with zero glare — printed with archival pigment inks.
Do the frames arrive ready to hang?
Yes. Choose solid natural oak or a matte black gallery frame; both come with crystal-clear shatterproof plexiglass and arrive ready to hang out of the box.
Where is my print made, and how fast is delivery?
Your edition is produced at the fine-art facility closest to your shipping address in the US, UK or Europe — typically delivered in 4–6 business days, with no import duties to pay on arrival.
Which size should I choose?
Small 12×16 in — desks, shelves, gallery walls.
Medium 16×20 in — bedrooms and hallways.
Large 18×24 in — above a console or bed.
Statement 24×36 in — above a sofa or as a focal wall (selected works).
Our diptychs and triptychs are proportioned to span a three-seater sofa, a king bed or a dining credenza.

