Book Guide

The significant incidents of Rembrandt's life, which are reflected in his art, are illustrated by his own hand in this perceptive biography. Focusing on the artist at work, Mrs. Ripley approaches her subject from the factual point of view and carefully integrates each page of text with a reproduction of one of his drawings, etchings, or paintings.

Imaginatively described are his power to make portraits come vibrantly alive, his interest in the everyday details of life around him, his loved of the landscapes of his country, and his dramatic telling of Bible stories.

A compelling story, given an immediacy which will stimulate the reader's appreciation and understanding of all art.

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Elizabeth Ripley

Elizabeth Ripley

1906 - 1969
American
While many well-regarded authors lead unconventional lives, Elizabeth Ripley takes that idea to a new level. Born and raised in New Haven, Connecticut... See more

Rembrandt Reprint

Rembrandt
Reprinted in 2023 by Purple House Press
Available formats: Paperback
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Includes a set of eight 8x10 prints comes with the book, printed on thick 18 pt cardstock and with the same matte lamination as the book cover. (US only) 

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Reviews

Kirkus Reviews

Rembrandt
Continuing her series of artists' lives told through the course of their work, this is an excellent word and picture story...

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