Usually means: Resembling Rembrandt's style and technique.
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▸ adjective:  Resembling the effects and/or techniques of the Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn (1609-69), especially in chiaroscuro.

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Rembrandtish, preraphaelitish, Caravaggesque, Bramantesque, Turneresque, Holbeinesque, paintinglike, Tudoresque, Monetesque, chiaroscuro, more...

Opposite:
un-Rembrandtesque, anti-Rembrandtesque, non-Rembrandtesque

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Similar:
Rembrandtish, preraphaelitish, Caravaggesque, Bramantesque, Turneresque, Holbeinesque, paintinglike, Tudoresque, Monetesque, chiaroscuro, more...

Opposite:
un-Rembrandtesque, anti-Rembrandtesque, non-Rembrandtesque



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