Carel Fabritius

 

Carel Fabritius (1622-1654) was a Dutch painter of the Baroque era, widely regarded as Rembrandt’s most talented pupil. His promising career was cut tragically short, leaving behind only a small body of work, yet his influence was profound. After leaving Rembrandt’s studio, Fabritius became a leading figure in the School of Delft, where he developed a unique style characterized by soft lighting, complex perspectives, and dark figures set against light backgrounds.

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