Rembrandt - Young Woman at an Open Half-Door Poster

"Young Woman at an Open Half-Door" is an artwork created in 1645 by the Workshop of Rembrandt van Rijn. It is a character study, or tronie, depicting a young woman with a sidelong glance and a playful expression. Rembrandt was known for his use of doorways and windows as framing devices in his paintings. However, the overall flatness of this composition suggests that it might not have been directly executed by Rembrandt himself but rather by a member of his prolific workshop. The painting bears the artist's signature and date, indicating that it was likely endorsed as a studio product. The artwork is an oil painting on canvas and represents the talent and style of Rembrandt's workshop during that period in Holland.