Portrait of a Man (Rembrandt, New York)

The Portrait of a Man (Rembrandt, New York) refers to a painting attributed to the Dutch Golden Age artist Rembrandt van Rijn, and specifically held within a museum or private collection in New York City. The ambiguity in the title requires further clarification, as there are multiple portraits of men attributed to Rembrandt. Therefore, the title most likely signifies a specific portrait, differentiated by its current location.

Identifying the precise painting requires specifying the holding institution (e.g., Metropolitan Museum of Art, Frick Collection) or providing additional descriptive information such as the date of the painting, the identity of the sitter (if known), and/or its dimensions. Without further details, this title serves only as a broad descriptor. The work's provenance, exhibition history, and critical reception would be important aspects of a complete encyclopedia entry. The painting's authenticity might also be subject to art historical debate, typical of works attributed to masters like Rembrandt.