In the rabbinic imagination, messengers from nature convey God's truth - whether stones, trees, or a donkey - when the people ...

The oval-shaped oil portraits, signed and dated by Rembrandt van Rijn in 1635, depict a wealthy elderly couple in Leiden, Netherlands. The two were linked to the painter through their son, who had ...

Rembrandt’s “Jewish Heroine From the Hebrew Bible,” is sequestered in a small antechamber of its own, and if you ever sought to be alone with a Rembrandt (or a queen), ...

In Rembrandt’s enormous 17th-century masterpiece “The Night Watch,” a troupe of Dutch civilian soldiers gathers in a darkened room and prepares to march out to defend their city.

The “Chasing Rembrandt” exhibit at the Wadsworth is a self-examination of the museum’s quest to own a Rembrandt, including the times it thought it did own some.

Last week, the Rembrandt House Museum reopened in Amsterdam after a four-month closure, offering 30 percent more Rembrandt van Rijn in the building where the artist lived and worked—plus a ...

A 17th-century drawing of a lion by Rembrandt could become the most expensive work on paper ever sold at auction, according to the Art Newspaper, with proceeds fittingly ear-marked for big cat ...

But one possible comparable is Rembrandt’s Study of the Head and Clasped Hands of a Young Man as Christ in Prayer, which sold for £9.5 million ($12 million) at Sotheby’s London in 2018.

A 17th century portrait discovered in an attic by the Dutch Golden Age painter Rembrandt sold for $1.4 million in Maine, breaking a state record. The painting, titled "Portrait of Girl" by ...

The listing, which sold for $1.4 million, identifies the painting, found in an attic in Camden, as 'after Rembrandt' – in his style but not necessarily by him.