Rembrandt (July 15, October 4, 1669) Rembrandt self-portrait. With eyes wide open and open mouthed 1630

Rembrandt and wife Saskia Self-portrait with Saskia, etching, 1636

Saskia There are lots of portraits of Saskia that tells us the love Rembrandt had for her

Portrait of a man Rembrandt, Etching portrait of a man

Etching Landscape

Cottage Itching cottage by Rembrandt

The flight to Egypt On this etching called The Flight into Egypt 1627, Rembrandt shows the freedom of etching technique that was fundamental to his work

The Three Crosses Christ Crucified Between the Two Thieves Etching by Rembrandt, 1653

The fall of man Rembrandt depicts on his drawings his understanding of the fall of man

Diana Bathing An sketch before the masterpiece Diana Bathing

Diana bathing The final drawing

Saskia sleeping Rembrandt shows his love for his wife in many drawings. This is one of them.

Lion A drawing with the brush of lion resting

An Elephant 1637

Portraits of Rembrandt Drawings with the brush, on the right a bare-breasted woman holding a sleeping baby, and two other infants sleeping. on the right three sketches are executed with energetic strokes of the pen or gossamer-fine lines. the middle a very fat grizzly man wearing an outer garment with a fur collar and plumed hat.

The Windmill Rembrandt produced etchings for most of his career, from 1626 to 1660