Rembrandt, “Self-portrait” (1636), Rembrandt self portrait post cleaning and analysis (photo by Credit Chris Titmus, courtesy National Trust/PA) (click to enlarge) Previously thought to be “school of ...

This post is in response to The Homospatial Process in Creativity By Albert Rothenberg, M.D. Rembrandt van Rijn produced the largest number of self-portraits of any major painter in history. Although ...

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -- Art researchers have identified a Rembrandt self-portrait that was altered more than 300 years ago into the likeness of a Russian nobleman, the Rembrandt House Museum said ...

Very good, well-inked impression of this extremely scarce etching, with partial watermark Reference: Bartsch 10, BB 30-M, New Hollstein 30 Self-portrait etchings are among the earliest that Rembrandt ...

Harvard scientist Margaret S. Livingstone first noticed it while standing in a gallery in the Louvre two years ago: In Rembrandt's self-portraits, his eyes seemed to be misaligned. Back at Harvard ...

Drawn from an astonishing private collection, an exhibition at Florida’s Norton Museum of Art features works by Rembrandt, ...

They painted 200 years apart. And their artworks — Rembrandt’s are considered masterpieces of the Golden Age of Dutch art and Degas’ a foundation of French Impressionism — stand stylistically apart.

A painting with a winding history of theft, confiscation and diplomatic dispute is on public view again after decades. Its owner says Rembrandt made the work himself, but some experts aren’t convinced ...