Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn
To learn more about Rembrandt's life and works, here are biographies, articles and links to images of his paintings, etchings and drawings.
Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn
A biographical offering from your Art History Guide.
A biographical offering from your Art History Guide.
Mark Harden's Artchive - Rembrandt
Mark has written a longer biography, complete with images of many works (the link for these is right underneath Rembrandt's name), along with several other pieces pertaining to Rembrandt. He's even got a free demo of a Rembrandt screensaver.
Mark has written a longer biography, complete with images of many works (the link for these is right underneath Rembrandt's name), along with several other pieces pertaining to Rembrandt. He's even got a free demo of a Rembrandt screensaver.
CGFA - Rembrandt
There are three pages of thumbnails of Rembrandt's paintings here, and each image can be enlarged to a top-quality scan.
There are three pages of thumbnails of Rembrandt's paintings here, and each image can be enlarged to a top-quality scan.
Web Gallery - Drawings and Engravings
Four thumbnails (click to enlarge to enormous views) of Rembrandt's more popular works. Hold on, though! At the bottom of the page are links to 3 pages (each) of Biblical paintings and portraits, a selection of group portraits, ditto for self-portraits and then "miscellaneous" paintings. A must-see!
Four thumbnails (click to enlarge to enormous views) of Rembrandt's more popular works. Hold on, though! At the bottom of the page are links to 3 pages (each) of Biblical paintings and portraits, a selection of group portraits, ditto for self-portraits and then "miscellaneous" paintings. A must-see!
The Rembrandt Research Project
This offering, here called a "pavilion", is built around the Rembrandt Research Project - an attempt to thoroughly catalog all of Rembrandt's massive output. There is a long piece examining Rembrandt's manner (technique), details on the research project, "Invisible Rembrandt"(scientific processes used to determine authentic works by the artist) and several multi-media tours of paintings.
This offering, here called a "pavilion", is built around the Rembrandt Research Project - an attempt to thoroughly catalog all of Rembrandt's massive output. There is a long piece examining Rembrandt's manner (technique), details on the research project, "Invisible Rembrandt"(scientific processes used to determine authentic works by the artist) and several multi-media tours of paintings.
Rembrandt Chronology
This is the first of three pages of dates in Rembrandt's life. Not only are the dates here, each is annotated at length. If you need a particular "who", "what" or "when" on Rembrandt, this is the site for you. Images of many self-portraits are also available.
This is the first of three pages of dates in Rembrandt's life. Not only are the dates here, each is annotated at length. If you need a particular "who", "what" or "when" on Rembrandt, this is the site for you. Images of many self-portraits are also available.
Abraham Entertaining the Angels
A wonderful online exhibit from the US National Gallery of Art. It starts with an image of the copper plate used to create the above entitled piece, and then takes the user on "tours". Choose between learning printmaking techniques, Rembrandt's treatment of this Old Testament story or more about Rembrandt's life.
A wonderful online exhibit from the US National Gallery of Art. It starts with an image of the copper plate used to create the above entitled piece, and then takes the user on "tours". Choose between learning printmaking techniques, Rembrandt's treatment of this Old Testament story or more about Rembrandt's life.
Rembrandt and Psychology
Subtitled "Reflections on The Return of the Prodigal Son", this piece is exactly that. Paul Twelker, Professor of Psychology at Trinity International University, delves into the psychological meanings apparent in this famous painting.
Subtitled "Reflections on The Return of the Prodigal Son", this piece is exactly that. Paul Twelker, Professor of Psychology at Trinity International University, delves into the psychological meanings apparent in this famous painting.