This comprehensive overview of the life and work of Rembrandt provides a detailed analysis of his artwork, from his early etchings to his later masterpiece paintings. The book explores his development as an artist, considering the different influences, techniques, and themes that shaped his work. This edition includes an introduction by H. Murray that provides insight into the artistic and cultural context surrounding Rembrandt's work.

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