This gift package is a culture festival in itself. Very topical because the Night Watch will soon be restored and you are already responding to this with this package. A package with a story! content; Zeeland mussel cutlery in a nice box, Rembrandt Rijksm

€95,00

Pearl bracelet 'The Jewish bride'

Inspired by Rembrandt's painting 'The Jewish Bride'. A glass pearl bracelet with elastic. The pearls are 8mm.

€22,50

Espresso set Marten & Opjen Rembrandt Rijksmuseum

2 espresso cups and saucers with an image of Marten and Opjen. Marten and Opjen have been together for more than 250 years!

€18,50

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Rembrandt memory

Memory game with the theme of Rembrandt's masterpieces. Find the pictures together. Fun for young and old. Guaranteed that the winner of this game can call himself a true Rembrandt expert!

€15,50

Tea towel "Rembrandt"

On this tea towel a self-portrait of Rembrandt 100% cotton 50 x 70 cm

€9,95

Folder with cards Rembrandt

Card folder, with Rembrandt's masterpieces. Set of 10 double cards with envelopes, in 5 versions. Without text on and in the map, so suitable for every occasion.12 x 17 cm

€9,00

Rembrandt crocheted doll

Handmade 30 cm crochet Rembrandt van Rijn doll. Who doesn't want this doll crocheted in the Rembrandt colors or give it as a gift?

€37,95

Tray with the Jewish bride of Rembrandt

This image represents a man and a woman in intimate embrace. The title, The Jewish Bride, should not be taken too literally; perhaps the painting does not represent a Jewish woman, and whether she is the bride or the consort of the man is not certain eith

€12,50

Rembrandt cufflinks

Set of two polished stainless steel cufflinks featuring Rembrandt's astonished self-portrait. Packed in a luxury gift box. Gift box Dimensions: 66 x 66 x 26mm

€18,50

Four glass magnets in box Dutch Old Masters

€8,50

Tin with Rembrandt and stroopwafels

A beautiful bus with a self-portrait by Rembrandt, containing 10 delicious stroopwafels. A typical Dutch delicacy, a stroopwafel consists of two crispy waffles that are glued together by means of syrup.

€9,95

Night watch napkins

Beautiful paper napkins Rembrandt's Night Watch in transparent packaging with free postcard.

€5,95

Four glass magnets in a Mauritshuis box

This beautiful gift box contains four glass magnets with famous Dutch paintings. The Girl with a Pearl Earring by Johannes Vermeer, The Goldfinch by Fabritius, View of Delft by Vermeer and The Bull. The box measures 9 cm by 9 cm. Each magnet is 3 cm in di

€8,50

Shopper "Night Watch"

Shopping bag with image of Rembrandt's Night Watch. The bag has long shoulder rods and is plastic coated, so that it can take a beating and some rain. 30 x 30 x 40 cm

€7,95

Marten and Oopjen keychains and magnets

Two key rings and two magnets with Marten and Oopjes Rijksmuseum. Both portraits are shown in full, Marten on the left and Oopjen on the right. Rembrandt painted both portraits as lifelike as possible.

€14,95

Magnets set Rembrandt

Set of 9 magnets in a transparent box. Various details of Rembrandt's masterpieces, very detailed.

€12,50

Girl with the pearl bow tie

The girl with the pearl is watching from your bow tie at the party where you are. This stylish item completes the tuxedo in an artistic way with a festive nod. Handmade in the Netherlands

€75,00

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Rembrandt

Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Leiden, July 15, 1606 – Amsterdam, October 4, 1669) was a Dutch painter, etcher and draftsman. He is generally regarded as one of the greatest painters and etchers in European art, and as the most important Dutch master of the 17th century. Rembrandt produced a total of about three hundred paintings, three hundred etchings and two thousand drawings. His work belongs to the Baroque and is visibly influenced by Caravaggism, although he has never been to Italy. His remarkable mastery of the play with light and dark, often using sharp contrasts ( chiaroscuro ) to lead the viewer into the performance, led to lively scenes full of drama. Rembrandt's oeuvre is considered by art historians ^[source?] divided into five periods, starting with the Leiden period (1625-1631). From about 1629 the development as an artist begins, with Rembrandt starting to work with contrasts and his interest in the treatment of light, after 1640 a austerity set in. In the 1650s brushstrokes are clearly visible and the colors richer.