AMSTERDAM — One of Rembrandt van Rijn's biggest paintings just got a bit bigger. A marriage of art and artificial intelligence has enabled Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum to recreate parts of the iconic ...

The missing edges of Rembrandt’s painting The Night Watch have been restored using artificial intelligence. The canvas, created in 1642, was trimmed in 1715 to fit between two doors at Amsterdam ...

For the first time in 300 years, Rembrandt’s famed “The Night Watch” is back on display ... The central figure in the painting, Captain Frans Bannink Cocq, now appears more off-center ...

Visitors eager to catch a glimpse of Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch” at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam may be surprised to find the large oil painting looking more like a work in progress than a ...

during the first phase of Operation Night Watch – which began in 2019 – chemists from Holland's University of Amsterdam (UvA) worked out how Rembrandt managed to embellish the painting with ...

In art galleries there are always two different subjects on display, the artworks themselves and the people who come to observe the works and interpret their meaning for themselves. That’s the ...

The Night Watch—Rembrandt’s most famous painting, according to the museum—is 12 feet tall and more than 14 feet long. It ...

In Rembrandt’s enormous 17th-century masterpiece “The Night Watch,” a ... called Operation Night Watch, which the Rijksmuseum launched in 2019. The painting’s real name — “Militia ...

The work was part of the Rijksmuseum's Operation Night Watch, the largest multidisciplinary research and conservation project yet undertaken for Rembrandt's famous painting, devoted to its long ...

The missing edges of Rembrandt’s painting The Night Watch have been restored using artificial intelligence. The canvas, created in 1642, was trimmed in 1715 to fit between two doors at Amsterdam ...