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Recycling. A small oil on copper depicting Simeon's Song of Praise is a mirror image of Rembrandt's own depiction of the subject on panel in the same year, 1631. The pupil's painting was painted over an Annunciation c1610, possibly by Brussels painter Hendrick de Clerck.
Rembrandt🎨 This is Rembrandt's only known seascape. It was stolen in 1990 from the Gardner Museum in Boston, and is still missing.
Would you rather spend this Saturday by #Corot's "Pond" or in #Rembrandt's pastoral print?
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1. Corot, The Pond, ca. 1868–70. Oil on canvas #FrickCollection
2. Rembrandt, Landscape with Three Trees, 1643. Etching, drypoint, and engraving #FrickCollection
The Storm on the Sea of Galilee (1633): Rembrandt's only sea-scape. It was in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston until it was stolen in 1990: it was never recovered. #MuseumsUnlocked Day122 Storms
Which brings us full circle (I think?). I still don't know why/where the Mead painting was made nor by/for whom, but I can say that through some twist of fate, a London collector came to acquire it, & for some amount of time it lived with Rembrandt's drawing of a Mughal noble.
Just messing here , doing Rembrandt's self portrait but in watercolour...lesson here is the more you try to get a likeness the more tighter your painting..I even put an highlight in where in his painting there wasn't one, I could carry more but the tighter it will become.
Born #onthisday1621 Gerbrand van den Eeckhout Dutch Golden Age #painter Also #etcher & art collector Adopted a signature tinge of green in shadows a gaudi tints & uniform surface Assumed Rembrandt's style so successfully his pictures were often confused with his masters
Rembrandt's brilliant standard of Dress depiction- Ruff,Diamonds,Pearls,Gold Embroidery 17thC Queen-DRESS SECTION-of 6th of 6 previously lost historic 15thC-17thC Royal Monarch Masterpieces,rediscovered by our advanced research-A very important restitution to Rembrandt's oeuvre🧑🎨
Technical Research Rembrandt's 1634 rare Masterpiece "Blooms & Fruit on a Table" reveals Subsurface "Pentimenti" of 2 tiny "1634 Self-portrait Studies"-Also fascinatingly a tiny scene of "Rembrandt painting a Portrait in his Studio"-Comparison with Saskia's 1634 Floral Headdress
@gilyorkart Here are two of my "Rembrandt's" and two of my "Van Gogh's" from my West Hollywood studio. Hope U like!
Painting at Bedtime.
Storm on the Sea of Galilee.
Rembrandt.
This is Rembrandt's only seascape, and shows Christ calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee, as described in the Gospel of Mark. The painting was stolen from a gallery in Boston in 1990 and has yet to be recovered.
on Rembrandt's birthday, here's to 4 women he loved
Rembrandt's mother TL
Saskia van Uylenburgh, 1st wife TR
Hendrickje Stoffels, common law 2nd wife BL and daughter Cornelia for whom no image is known but I think it's her toddling in this drawing made 2 yrs after her birth BR
Whilst citing @sothebys coming sale Rembrandt's tiny 1632 "Self-portrait in Hat" LEFT-Over Half a Century's research we rediscovered two of his lost "Self-portraits" RIGHT "c.1630 Self-portrait" with Infra-Red Reflectographs of Bold"Underdrawing" & other "Pentimenti Studies"🧑🎨
A dash of Rembrandt here as the angel leaves the family of Tobit: beautiful scene by Rembrandt's pupil Jan Victors. It's been his day today.
"Captain William Baillie [1723-1810] was an amateur in art. He amused himself in what he called "etching" but what Rembrandt, would call "scratching". He could not draw, nor had he an eye for effect. He considered his own plate to be an improvement on Rembrandt's Three Trees. 1/2
Incredibly, Rembrandt's definitive 1632 "Portrait of Mother Neeltje van Rijn"is just 48mm High, yet one of his most "Lifelike" and powerful "Personal Masterpieces" obviously of profound importance to him when studying other Miniature Painting on Ivory in early 1632 Leiden Years🧑🎨
One of the smallest yet most historic Masterpieces our research rediscovered-Rembrandt van Rijn's personal "Portrait of Rembrandt's Mother Neeltje van Rijn"-Signed "RHL"Monogramme-Dated 1632 on Ivory-Same Turquoise Leiden Studio Wall with Timber Joint as in his 1630 Self-portrait
One of Rembrandt's most "Lifelike" lost Portraits our research rediscovered 1979 in London TOP CENTRE "Hiskje van Uylenburgh Sister-Guardian of Saskia" on an ancient 1300's Oak Panel for stability-Rembrandt obviously wished to gain her favour-Compared with 3 of his 1635 Sitters🧑🎨
The picture is strongly influenced by Rembrandt's landscapes, especially in composition. The Ray of Light by Jacob van Ruisdael 1665 In the collection of King Louis XVI.
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