For 10 points, name this Rembrandt painting where the title physician performs a demonstration.
Heckscher argues that in real life, this painting's subject would likely have stood farther away from the main action, but that he wanted to appear as the reborn version of the author of a book appearing in this painting. Schupbach argues that God's wisdom is highlighted in this painting's emphasis on the human hand. This painting is often compared to an earlier one by Thomas de Keyser but has a more varied composition, such as a figure in top standing in front of a scroll and a figure on the right (*) looking at a page of notes. The criminal Aris Kindt is at the center of this work, and a open book by Vesalius is in the bottom right. Seven men in black with white ruffs surround the title figure, who uses forceps to expose the muscles of a dead body's arm. For 10 points, name this Rembrandt painting where the title physician performs a demonstration.
Heckscher argues that in real life, this painting's subject would likely have stood farther away from the main action, but that he wanted to appear as the reborn version of the author of a book appearing in this painting.
The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp