Sliders is really the story of Rembrandt Brown. Rembrandt Brown's Call to Multiverse Adventure on Sliders Quinn Mallory (Jerry O'Connell) observes a newly opened multiverse portal in Sliders 101.

Rembrandt may have read this manuscript, and used that as inspiration for his canvas treatment. Like the other studies to come out of Operation Night Watch, this discovery brings Rembrandt’s ...

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-painted portraits of Jan Willemsz van der Pluym and his wife, Jaapgen, are once again visible to the public after nearly 200 years in a private collection.

When conservators used X-rays to analyze Rembrandt’s 17th-century masterpiece “The Night Watch,” they discovered something unexpected under its surface: lead.

Rembrandt lived at the home in the city center for nearly 20 years, arriving as a young and ambitious artist of just 33, having just been commissioned to paint what is now known as The Night Watch ...

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. Photo by Christopher Arnott.

So Rembrandt’s motivation was likeliest, according to recent studies, the Calvinist goal of converting the Jews and all other non-Christians, including Africans.

The Night Watch —Rembrandt’s most famous painting, according to the museum—is 12 feet tall and more than 14 feet long. It depicts a group of civic guardsmen, Amsterdam’s 17th-century local ...