Rembrandt

Written by Ludwig Munz Rembrandt van Rijn, one of the greatest of all masters of the canvas, helped to make the seventeenth century into what has been called the Golden Age of the United Dutch Republic. During his life and career, spent in his town of Leiden and subsequently in...

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Written by Ludwig Munz

Rembrandt van Rijn, one of the greatest of all masters of the canvas, helped to make the seventeenth century into what has been called the Golden Age of the United Dutch Republic. During his life and career, spent in his town of Leiden and subsequently in Amsterdam, he created vivid characterizations of his contemporaries such as merchants, burgomasters, regents, officers and sergeants of the local civic guard companies (Night Watch). Not only did he receive high praise from writers of the time, but his lively brushstrokes with shades and lights won him the admiration of art lovers since.

Hardcover with jacket, 152 pages, illustrated with 48 large full colour images, 108 reproductions, published in the Abrams' Masters of Art series, a general Dutch Heritage title

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