REMBRANDT HARMENSZOON VAN RIJN, La fuga in Egitto, notturno, 1651 sculture Perfect example printed by the

Perfect example printed by the artist on washi paper (handmade mulberry paper) from two Japanese lime matrices in a total of 50 copies

and illustrative collections

New York in 1967 and printed by the Permild & Rosengreen press

I observed the first drafts depicting Kanazawa and Kamakura

printed by Albin Uldry in Bern in a total of 300 copies

REMBRANDT HARMENSZOON VAN RIJN, La fuga in Egitto, notturno, 1651 sculture Perfect example printed by theBeautiful proof in the fifth state out of five, printed on paper dated around the mid 1750s, in excellent condition, complete with the engraved part. Bibliography Bartsch Hollstein, 53 New Hollstein, 262 Hind, 253 White & Boon, 57 Comment In 1650, Rembrandt created a series of night scenes, allowing him to explore the various ways in which individual light sources can illuminate a dark scene. The Virgin on the donkey is immersed in shadow, Joseph