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What technique did Rembrandt use in his Self-Portrait to make the main figure appear to emerge from the dark background as if it were lit by a spotlight? tenebrism atmospheric perspective impasto foreshortening
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What technique did Rembrandt use in his Self-Portrait to make the main figure appear to emerge from the dark background as if it were lit by a spotlight?

tenebrism


atmospheric perspective


impasto


foreshortening

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tenebrism

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