Paintings at Dutch museum no longer ‘Rembrandts’

Paintings at Dutch museum no longer ‘Rembrandts’

The Mauritshuis Museum, in the Dutch city of The Hague, has announced that two paintings that have been attributed to Rembrandt in the past were not completed by the artist himself. After examination done by the museum’s research department, the conclusion appears to be that these are paintings created by students working at the Dutch artist’s studio, but not by Rembrandt himself. Source

The Mauritshuis Museum in The Hague in the Netherlands released the conclusions of a five-year research on the authorship of three paintings attributed to Rembrandt. According to the results presented, two of the paintings are not works of the Dutch master, although they were carried out in his workshop, while the attribution of the third canvas remains uncertain. The works analyzed are Portrait of Rembrandt with lace collar (1629), Study of an …

Two paintings in Mauritshuis proven not to be Rembrandts; uncertainty over third work

The Mauritshuis museum in The Hague has confirmed that two paintings previously attributed to Rembrandt are not his work. The museum, which boasts one of the largest collections of Rembrandt paintings in the world, clarified that while eleven works are undoubtedly by the Dutch master, the authenticity of seven others has been questioned, NOS reports.

Two "Rembrandts" at the Mauritshuis are not by the master - DutchNews.nl

Two “Rembrandts” at the Mauritshuis are not by the master