a 1/1 acrylic painting and ink drawing on glass over a print of Rembrandt's 1669 painting "the Jewish Bride" depicting what might be a couple, or a father and his daughter on her wedding day.

size 13x10"

the piece takes a scene of affection between 2 people on a special day and focuses entirely on the hand placement of the male figure, giving him a smaller head to show his dimwittedness to match the girl's confused and mildly disgusted look.

the piece was thrifted, and is not an official collaboration between sketchnate and the original artist.

note that the frame is scuffed from being transported, as is the case with most sketchnate pieces. the history of the piece is as important to the artwork as what it shows us, and so whatever happens to the pieces is part of the piece.