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Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
- July 15, 1606; Leiden, Holland
- October 4, 1669; Amsterdam, Netherlands
- 1625 - 1669
- Dutch
- Baroque,Dutch Golden Age
- Dutch School
- painting,printmaking
- Peter Missioner Rubens,Caravaggio,Titian,Adam Elsheimer,Caravaggisti
- Carel Fabritius,Giovanni Battista Tiepolo,Gustave Courbet,Chaim Soutine,Francis Bacon,Ilya Repin,Andrea Mantegna,Ferdinand Bol,Piotr Michałowski,Odd Nerdrum,Carl Bloch,Salomon Koninck,Peredvizhniki (Society for Motion Art Exhibitions),Eugene Delacroix,J.M.W. Turner,Vincent van Gogh,Auguste Rodin,Thomas Eakins,Pablo Picasso,Frank Auerbach,Peter Fendi
- Carel Fabritius,Nicolaes Maes,Gerrit Dou,Samuel Dirksz advance guard Hoogstraten,Ferdinand Bol
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Rembrandt
Early life and training
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn was born in Leiden in the Netherlands in 1606. His father was a miller, comfortably off and able to send Rembrandt to the town's Latin School. At the age of 14, Rembrandt began studying at the famous University of Leiden (unusual for a miller's son), but academic life did not suit him. After a few months he left to begin an apprenticeship as a painter.
Leiden did not offer much in the way of artistic talent, and in 1624, after three years with a local painter, Rembrandt went to Amsterdam to study briefly with Pieter Lastman. He then moved back to Leiden and set up as an independent painter, sharing a workshop with Jan Lievens. It was not an easy climate in which to work. Following the Protestant Reformation, the local churches no longer provided artists with any commissions as the Catholic church did in other countries. As a consequence artists had to concentrate on commissions from private individuals. Rembrandt quickly began to make a name for himself as a painter of historical subjects.
Unusually, Rembrandt did not follow the advice that was given to young painters, namely to travel to Italy to study Italian art first hand. Instead he felt that he could learn everything he needed to from the art available