Celebrated as the supreme painter of the human condition, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606-69) famously turned the intense spotlight of his empathetic vision on himself. In the course of 60 years, he produced more than 50 self-portraits, in mediums ranging from paintings to drawings to engravings. In a remarkably modern way, he portrayed the face he turned to the world, from youth to old age: a dandy, a husband, an artist, a solitary genius. This sumptuous collection reproduces Rembrandt's self-portraits, with commentary about each one.