Art History What Makes Rembrandt So Great? A Look at 10 of His Most Iconic Works. From 'Night Watch' to loving portraits of his wife, these are the paintings that define the Dutch Old Master.

In the rabbinic imagination, messengers from nature convey God's truth - whether stones, trees, or a donkey - when the people ...

The aim is to compare Rembrandt’s with drawings by his most important students — 15 of the roughly 50 he is known to have taught over his four-decade career.

Amidst his palette of reds and browns, Rembrandt used wheat, according to a new state-of-the-art analysis of two of his works. Rembrandt himself appears in this self-portrait, created in 1629. Corbis ...

Rembrandt van Rijn, master painter of the Golden Age, made this portrait of himself as a young man in 1634. During his lifetime, he painted, etched and drew some 70 self-portraits. Summerfield ...

Although he’s most famous for his 1642 painting The Night Watch, Rembrandt created hundreds of paintings, drawings, and etchings in his life.Working during the 17th century Dutch Golden Age, he ...

The finding in his impasto mix was especially surprising since plumbonacrite is generally found in 20th-century works onward, though it did pop up in a sample of a Vincent van Gogh red lead ...

Rembrandt van Rijn’s magisterial painting in the Louvre of “Bathsheba at Her Bath” (1654) is the last of the Dutch painter’s female nudes and his most moving depiction of the seductive ...

A Rembrandt painting that was thought to be fake and was stashed in a basement for decades may in fact be genuine, according to experts who believe it was painted on wood from the same tree as ...