Original paintings by Rembrandt sell for millions of dollars, but for as little as $109, visitors to the old master’s house can walk away with their very own piece of art.

The small, oval-shaped paintings were last seen in 1824, when they were privately purchased. "They're extraordinary," said the auctioneer who rediscovered them.

What the queen means to Jewish tradition and to resisting tyranny and persecution—in the seventeenth century and today.

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The paintings, “Man Leaning on a Sill” and “Portrait of an Elderly Woman,” were by Rembrandt, the revered Dutch Old Master painter, dating to the 1640s.

News See Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch” in Its Entirety, Thanks to AI Restoration In 1715, the colossal painting was trimmed from all four sides, and the removed pieces were later lost.

Police are appealing for information on how two original paintings from 17th century European artists, ended up in a roadside dumpster in southeast Germany. The framed oil paintings were found by ...

However, restoring a trimmed painting to its original state is something that we haven't seen yet. That's until Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum decided to do it with 'The Night Watch' from Rembrandt.

The paintings of Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn are displayed in prestigious art galleries in capital cities around the world. One – a small oil painting on a wood panel depicting the profile ...

Paolo D'Imporzano of the Free University and his colleagues in Amsterdam studied samples from 77 Dutch paintings from 1588 to 1700. This include works by Rembrandt and Rubens, and Gerard ter Borch ...

Sections of “The Night Watch” were cut off in the 18th century and lost. Now, new technology lets viewers imagine how the original work might have looked.