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Rembrandt's Titus from the Norton Simon Foundation

Rembrandt: Portrait of a Boy in Fancy Dress (c. 1655), or Titus Photo courtesy of National Gallery of Art

Rembrandt's Titus from the Norton Simon Foundation UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, DC  •  National Gallery of Art  •  Ongoing   Rembrandt's painting Portrait of a Boy in Fancy Dress (c. 1655), or Titus, returns to the National Gallery of Art as part of a new series of loan exchanges between the Gallery and the Norton Simon Foundation in Pasadena, California. The boy in the painting has often been identified as Rembrandt's son, Titus, because his face is rendered in sensitive, intimate detail, as if depicting a beloved family member. Although research suggests otherwise, the painting is still often called Titus. National Gallery of Art Web Site Contact: National Mall between 3rd and 9th Streets at Constitution Avenue NW Washington, DC Tel: (1) 202 737 42 15 email this item to a friend