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Rembrandt

VAN RYN, one of the most celebrated painters and engravers of the Dutch school; born in Leyden, " VAN RYN REMBRANDT Holland, July 15, 1606. He acquired his art from several masters at Amsterdam, and early in life grew famous. Rembrandt was master of all that relates to coloring, distribution of light and shade, and composition. His etchings have REMENSNYDER wonderful freedom, facility, and boldness. of the United States naval forces in Rembrandt was twice married, resided during the greater part of his life at Amsterdam. Among his well-known works are: "The Anatomical Lecture" (1632); "Descent from the Cross" (1633); "St.

Thomas" (1634); "Tobias and the Angel" (1638); "Portrait of his Mother" (1639); "The Gilder" (1640); "The Night Watch" (1642) considered his masterpiece; "Christ Healing the Sick" (1651) ; "Burgoinaster and Wife" (1657); "The Synodics" (1661); and "The Betrothed Jewess" (1669) He died in Amsterdam and was buried Oct. 8, 1669.

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