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Rembrandt is an illustrated art book by Annemarie Vels Heijn, focused on the life, artistic development, and visual world of Rembrandt van Rijn. The book presents the painter through 60 color illustrations drawn from his own works and from the works of his teachers, pupils, friends, and contemporaries, placing his art within the wider Dutch Golden Age environment in which he worked. Rather than treating Rembrandt only as a famous name, it follows the painter’s subjects, techniques, portraits, biblical scenes, use of light, and relationship to the artistic circles around him. The book is suited to readers interested in art history, Dutch painting, museum-style introductions, and compact visual guides that connect biography, historical context, and close looking at artworks.
Author: Annemarie Vels Heijn
Publisher: Knorr & Hirth
Year published: 1973
Number of pages: 127
Translator: Institut des Traducteurs de l’Université d’Amsterdam, supervised by M. C. Moonen-Dufourcq
Original language: Dutch
Original title: Rembrandt