In the lower layers, there are thick lines along the man's chin, a correction in the painting process. It may have been Rembrandt himself correcting the work of his student." Abraham Bredius ...

“There was a wonderful Abraham and the Angels religious ... suggesting it was a study for the larger painting. Further examination of Rembrandt’s oeuvre suggests that the artist used the ...

Abraham Bredius, described “Rembrandt in a Red Beret” in a catalog of the painter’s works as “Self-portrait, 1643,” and noted it as stolen. But in the 1960s, opinions shifted. The art ...

“The quality of the details are so well done that I am convinced that this is a Rembrandt,” Giltaij told The Guardian. The painting was first brought to the museum in 1921 by Abraham ...

But now, experts say the painting is the work of Rembrandt himself. Abraham Bredius, the museum’s original curator, bought The Raising of the Cross in 1921, convinced it was a Rembrandt.

Abraham Bloemaert's "Jacob’s Dream" (circa ... In discussing one of the show's signature images, the early Rembrandt painting "Head of an Old Man in a Cap" (circa 1630), Paul focused on how ...

The painting depicts the master at ... Since a 1969 update to Abraham Bredius’s catalogue raisonné of Rembrandt’s work, Rembrandt in a Red Beret has been attributed to the Dutch master ...

Late last month, a painting that an auctioneer in Maine discovered and believed to be a work by the 17th-century Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn was sold at auction for $1.4 million. The artwork ...