1606–1669 Collection

Young Woman Open Half-Door 1645 Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
Young Woman at an Open Half-Door, 1645, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn and Workshop, Dutch, 1606-1669, Holland, Oil on canvas, 40 3/8 × 33 1/2 in. (102.5 × 85.1 cm)

Christ Presented People 1655 Drypoint japan paper
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Collection Etchings Engravings Imitation Drawings
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Golfer 1654 Etching plate 3 11 / 16 x 5 11 / 16 9. 4 14. 4 cm
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Woman Bathing 1658 Etching sheet 6 5 / 16 x 3 1 / 4
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Jacob Ladder 1655 Etching engraving dry point
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Woman Reading 1606-69 Pen brown ink brush wash
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Elsje Christiaens Hanging Gibbet 1664 Pen brown ink
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Cottage Trees ca 1650 Pen brown ink brush wash
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Landscape Two Mills 17th century Black chalk
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Meeting Jacob Rachel Well 1640-49 Pen brown ink
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Old Man Profile 1620-69 Pen brown ink brush
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Study Pieta 1606-69 Pen brown ink sheet 4 3 / 4 x 6 11 / 16
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Two Studies Woman Reading 1635-40 Pen brown iron-gall ink
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Group Farm Buildings ca 1648-52 Pen brown ink
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Nathan Admonishing David 1650-55 Pen brown ink
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Zacharias Angel 1606-69 Pen brown ink brush
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Wedding Night Tobias Sarah 1640-49 Pen brown ink
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Entombment Mantegna 17th century Pen brown ink
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Saint Jerome Praying Study 17th century Pen brown ink
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Seated Man Wearing Flat Cap 1635-40 Pen brown ink
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Studies Two Men Woman Teaching Child Walk 1645-50
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Houses Water ca 1652 Pen brown ink sheet 3 15 / 16 x 6 1 / 8
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Potiphar Wife Accusing Joseph Husband 1620-69
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St Peter St John Healing Paralytic 1606-69
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Man Leading Camel 1650-69 Pen brown ink traces
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Three Trees 1643 Etching drypoint engraving plate
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Omval 1645 Etching drypoint second state two
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Portrait Eleazor Swalmius n. d Engraving sheet
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Cottages Farm Buildings Man Sketching ca 1645
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Landscape Obelisk ca 1650 Etching drypoint second state
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St Jerome Reading 1634 Etching Sheet 4 5 / 16 x 3 9 / 16
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Man Coat Fur Cap Leaning Bank ca 1630 Etching
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Abraham Casting out Hagar Ishmael 1637 Etching
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St Jerome beside Pollard Willow 1648 Etching
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Artist Mother Head Bust Three-Quarters Right
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Baptism Eunuch 1641 Etching touches gray wash
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Sheet Two Studies Tree Upper Part Head Rembrandt Wearing
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Abraham Isaac 1645 Etching burin state Plate
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Persian 1632 Etching New Holl second state three
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Beggar Wooden Leg ca 1630 Etching New Holl first state
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The period from 1606 to 1669 was a time of artistic brilliance and creative exploration. Artists like Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn left an indelible mark on the art world with their masterpieces. In his painting "Young Woman Open Half-Door" created in 1645, Rembrandt captures the innocence and curiosity of youth. The half-open door symbolizes the possibilities that lie ahead for this young woman. Another notable work is "Christ Presented to the People, " a drypoint japan paper print from 1655. This piece showcases intricate details and precise lines, highlighting the artist's skill in etching and engraving techniques. Rembrandt's collection of etchings, engravings, and imitation drawings further exemplifies his versatility as an artist. Each piece tells a unique story, whether it be a golfer perfecting their swing or a woman bathing in solitude. One cannot overlook "Jacob's Ladder, " an ethereal composition combining etching, engraving, and drypoint techniques. This artwork transports viewers into biblical times as they witness angels ascending and descending Jacob's ladder. Moving away from Rembrandt's works but still within this timeframe is "Woman Reading. " Created by an unknown artist between 1606-1669 using pen brown ink brush wash technique, this drawing portrays serenity as the woman immerses herself in literature. Not all artworks during this era were serene; some depicted darker themes such as Elsje Christiaens' hanging gibbet. Executed with pen brown ink in 1664, this chilling image serves as a reminder of society's harsh punishments at that time. Nature also played a significant role in art during this period. In pieces like "Cottage Trees" (ca 1650) or "Landscape Two Mills" (17th century), artists used black chalk to capture the beauty of rural landscapes while showcasing their skill in creating depth and texture.