AMSTERDAM, Nov 3 (Reuters) - A disputed oil sketch was painted by Dutch master Rembrandt, researchers have concluded after two years of study. Museum Bredius, which is in possession of the sketch ...

Highlights of the show include 18 artworks by Rembrandt van Rijn, including a drawing of a lion that will be sold to fund wildlife conservation efforts. The H’ART Museum’s “From Rembrandt ...

An oil sketch that has long been dismissed as a “crude imitation” of Rembrandt’s work has now been revealed to be the real deal. The collector and curator Abraham Bredius acquired the ...

According to the Rijksmuseum, which holds the world’s largest collection of Rembrandt works, the Dutch master honed his craft by drawing and painting portraits of family members and acquaintances.

She got his version of one of Rembrandt’s famous sketches of an Asian elephant believed to be Hansken, which first arrived in Amsterdam in 1633 on a ship from Ceylon — now Sri Lanka — as a ...

Rembrandt, “Oil sketch of The Raising of the Cross” (c. 1642-1645) (all images courtesy Museum Bredius) For decades, a Rembrandt sketch at the Netherlands’s Museum Bredius in the Hague was ...

A Dutch art historian says that an oil sketch housed at Museum Bredius in The Hague, Netherlands, is by Rembrandt. Jeroen Giltaij, formerly chief curator of paintings at Rotterdam’s Boijmans Van ...

Highlights of the show include 18 artworks by Rembrandt van Rijn, including a drawing of a lion that will be sold to fund wildlife conservation efforts. The H’ART Museum’s ...