Rembrandt: Why Self Portraits? (also online) – GI 26 146
The Guildford Institute, Guildford · 17 November 2026
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A two-hour course at The Guildford Institute on the self-portraits Rembrandt painted across his career, following the ups and downs of his life. It is a repeat of a course first run in March 2024, and it is also available online. It suits adults with an interest in art history.
Highlights
- Two-hour course on Rembrandt's self-portraits, 1:30pm to 3:30pm
- Tickets from £17, with around 50 places left
- Also available online as well as in person at The Guildford Institute
Getting there
The Guildford Institute, GU1 4LH
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