It is with justice that they call Rembrandt - magician - that's no easy occupation.
- Vincent Van Gogh
This beautifully illustrated full-colour hardback explores the life and career of Rembrandt alongside a selection of his celebrated artwork.
From his breath-taking Biblical scenes to his sombre self-portraits, Rembrandt's artwork flourished in the Dutch Golden Age. Art historian Beth McIntyre examines the highs and lows of his artistic career as he became a society painter with a renowned studio in Amsterdam, showing how he strived to innovate, and find new ways of painting and printmaking. And finally, she explores his impact on those
who succeeded him, including van Gogh and Manet.
Packed with timelines, information boxes and a selection of his best paintings, this installment of the Art Masters series explores the legacy of this renowned Dutch Baroque artist.
ABOUT THE SERIES: The Art Masters series brings together beautiful hardback monographs of some of the most significant artists in history, looking at their lives, techniques and inspirations, as well as presenting a lavish selection of their best work.