Rembrandt: True to Life follows the work of the seventeenth-century Dutch master from his early years in Leiden through to his final years in Amsterdam.
In a recent online event, NGV curators Cathy Leahy and Petra Kayser introduced a number of etchings by Rembrandt Harmensz.
NGV curators Cathy Leahy and Petra Kayser introduce a number of etchings by Rembrandt that have recently been gifted to the Gallery, contributing to the NGV’s collection of etchings by…
Rembrandt painted Two old men disputing in his home town of Leiden when he was only in his early twentie
Rembrandt painted Two old men disputing in his home town of Leiden when he was only in his early twentie
In 1972 a specimen of Rembrandt’s art was added by courtesy of the Felton Bequest to the fine collection of one hundred and twenty etchings by the master held in…
The latter half of the 1970s was a particularly busy period for Fred Williams: with his wife Lyn he made a number of trips to Europe and the United States; his exhibition…
The National Gallery of Victoria has in its collection two paintings by the Dutch master Rembrandt Harmensz.
Ovid (Metamorphoses III) tells how Diana, chaste goddess of the hunt, was spied on by Actaeon while bathing, and in punishment she turned him into a stag.
From at least 1647 onwards, Rembrandt executed many of his prints on papers of oriental origin
This exhibition pays tribute to Rembrandt, an artist of unequalled stature in the history of art who is renowned for his paintings but also for his prints and drawings. Presenting Rembrandt’s most celebrated prints, the exhibition enables audiences to fully appreciate the artist’s extraordinary vision and exceptional and experimental techni
As his name suggests, Claude Gellé Le Lorrain was born in the duchy of Lorraine in France, however he spent nearly his entire career in Italy
We inhabit a world of infinite colour – it pervades nearly every aspect of our lives – but what is colour exactly and how does it impact our perceptions, emotions,…
From cattle dogs to lap dogs, divine felines to the black cats of superstition, Cats & Dogs, a new exhibition at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia opening November 2024,…
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