Rembrandt

Britain's Discovery of the Master

Christian Tico Seifert , Peter Black , Stephanie S Dickey et al

New Paperback Illustrated

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Although Rembrandt van Rijn (1606–1669) lived and worked in the Dutch Republic, his work became famous across Europe, and particularly in Britain during the 18th century, when a huge number of his paintings, drawings and prints entered British collections. Bringing together key works that remain in Britain, this volume tells the story of how Rembrandt’s art inspired British collectors, artists and writers over almost four centuries. The book originally accompanied an exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh. Slightly off-mint.

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