Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.
The Bathers,
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The Bathers,
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Man in a square cap; in profile right,
@artprinteditions.bsky.socialHalffigure of a woman with a beret, by Rembrandt #Rembrandt
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The large lion hunt,
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Lion at Rest and Sketch of its Hind Quarters,
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@artofthemale.bsky.socialThe Return of the Prodigal Son
#Rembrandt's powerful image depicting the parable of Jesus, The Return of the Prodigal Son, buff.ly/E57ViQ2
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Old Man with a Flowing Beard,
@artbible.infoToday's pick: The apostle Simon (1661) - Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn.
The apostle Simon. In the gospel of St Luke he [..] #art #Rembrandt
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Old; Bearded Man Writing,
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Self-portrait; frowning: bust,
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@worldarts.bsky.socialPortrait of Joris de Caullery by Rembrandt (1632) is a tenebrism painting featuring dramatic light and shadow to depict the sitter. #art #oldArt #rembrandt
@forumrarebooks.bsky.socialNew on our website: presentation copy of second, enlarged, and best edition of classic description of #Leiden by Dutch historian, bookseller, and magistrate Jan Janszoon Orlers (1570-1646). Of exceptional importance for history of art as it contains first printed biography of #Rembrandt van Rijn!
