Exhibition of Rembrandt's Portrait of the Artist's Son Titus
May 25 – December 5, 1965
Main Floor, Lobby B
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This exhibition is no longer on view at the National Gallery.
Overview: The portrait by Rembrandt was on loan from the Norton Simon Foundation. It had been purchased at auction in London on March 19, for $2.2 million, at that time the second highest price ever paid for a painting (Rembrandt's Aristotle brought $2.3 million). After 6 months on view, the painting left the Gallery secretly for the escorted flight to Los Angeles, wrapped as a Christmas present with a card reading "To Mother."
Attendance: 328,010
- Rembrandt van Rijn
- Dutch, 1606 - 1669