A Rembrandt painting that was thought to be fake and was stashed in a basement for decades may in fact be genuine, according to experts who believe it was painted on wood from the same tree as ...

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Rembrandt's “Portrait of the Artist” (ca. 1663–65) from Kenwood House, London, just landed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for a seven-week run.

In 1656, Rembrandt’s passion for collecting art, weapons and exotica finally got the better of his pocketbook, and the master painter, so prolific, so brilliant, was forced to confront bankruptcy.

Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) revolutionized the artistic portrayal of biblical themes, which for more than 1,000 years rigidly represented Christ as an unemotional and formalized figure.

Titus, as painted by Rembrandt. Wikimedia Commons. Rembrandt dealt with much loss throughout his life. He and Saskia had four children: Rumbartus, Cornelia, another Cornelia, and Titus, born in ...

The paintings are relatively small in scale: less than 8 inches tall and 6½ inches wide, which makes them among the smallest of Rembrandt’s known portraits. “They’re unlike some of his ...