Rembrandt

In this lecture series, art historian Gary Schwartz surveys the life, time and work of Rembrandt van Rijn. He reflects on both the 17th century historical context in which Rembrandt emerged as an artist, as well as on his superb techniques. Schwartz presents the listener with a unique re-introduction to the artist’s biography in which he gives a vivid description of Rembrandt’s life and his rich and varied drawings, etchings and paintings, such as the Nightwatch. InhoudsopgaveCD 1: A Dutch artist’s lifeChapter 1: Rembrandt’s birthright as a child of the TruceChapter 2: Artistic inheritanceChapter 3: BiographyCD 2: Craft and specialtiesChapter 4: Techniques, artistic means and modesChapter 5: GenresChapter 6: Self-portraitureCD 3: Society and posterityChapter 7: Early patrons Chapter 8: Rembrandt’s AmsterdamersChapter 9: International fame and posterityCD 4: Rembrandt’s great themesChapter 10: HumanityChapter 11: DivinityChapter 12: His most famous piecesOver de sprekerArt historian Gary Schwartz is one of the most renowned living authors on Dutch art. He has written numerous works on Rembrandt and Dutch art. He is the initiator of CODART, an international council for curators of Dutch and Flemish art. Gary Schwartz is from New York and has been living in the Netherlands since 1965.