Head of a Bearded Man is believed to have been painted by a member of Dutch master Rembrandt's studio. Further research is necessary to determine if the work was painted by the artist himself.

We are grateful to Gary Schwartz who notes that the composition was taken seriously by Rembrandt experts and compared the present work to two other versions in Oslo and Philadelphia (see below).

A Rembrandt painting that was thought to be fake and ... the same tree as other 17th century masterpieces. “Head of a Bearded Man” was bequeathed to the University of Oxford’s Ashmolean ...

New scientific research has found that Head of a Bearded Man was almost certainly painted in the great artist’s studio, possibly by Rembrandt himself. The painting, donated by an anonymous ...

Google “Rembrandt ... in the Louvre. The painting, which is titled Philosophe en méditation (philosopher in meditation) and dated 1632, shows an old bearded man seated in an interior ...

Four oil paintings have been discovered to be the work of 17th-Century Dutch master Rembrandt. The works ... Two of the paintings, Study of an Old Man in Profile and Study of an Old Man with a Beard, ...