Rembrandt. The 17th-century artist is known for his individual portraits and group likenesses that are the opposite of dull, Greek mythological paintings, and personal interpretations of Biblical ...

Two exceptionally rare Rembrandt portraits long forgotten by scholars of the Dutch master have been rediscovered after almost two centuries by a British auctioneer, who stumbled upon the works ...

After nearly 200 years in a private collection, a pair of small portraits by 17th century Dutch Master Rembrandt van Rijn went on display Wednesday after a long-term loan to the Netherlands ...

He claimed that while visiting New York City in 1934, he got drunk with a group of German sailors ... The government sent the portrait of Rembrandt to West Germany in 1967, with the painting ...

Rediscovered after 200 years, two Rembrandt portraits could soon fetch up to $10 million. They’re thought to be the last known pair of portraits by Rembrandt to remain in private hands.

The painting, titled "Portrait of Girl" by Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn ... according to the group. The portrait depicts a teenage girl wearing Dutch attire, a white collar and cap, while ...

Very little is known about the portrait, however, and it is not widely recognized by scholars as part of Rembrandt’s oeuvre. While the auction house told CNN it believes the label to be genuine ...

Recommended Videos The paintings, believed to be the last known pair of privately held Rembrandt portraits, were sold at auction this year and given on long-term loan by the family of wealthy ...

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — After nearly 200 years in a private collection, a pair of small portraits by 17th century Dutch Master Rembrandt van Rijn went on display Wednesday after a long-term ...

During a routine house call to a private estate in Camden, Maine, auctioneer Kaja Veilleux made an unexpected discovery in the property’s attic: A 17th-century painting of a young woman wearing ...