Why Did Rembrandt Make So Many Self-Portraits

question 4

Multiple Choice

Why did Rembrandt make so many self-portraits?

• A) he had access to his subject whenever he wanted it
• B) he could show himself in many guises and character types
• C) he had the opportunity to examine different facial expressions
• D) all of the previous answers
• E) none of the previous answers

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