Rembrandt van Rijn: Famous Works

Gathered below is a selection of the most popular works by Rembrandt.

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	Self Portrait as a Young Man c.1628
	Self Portrait, Open-Mouthed c. 1629
	Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jeruselem 1630
	Rembrandt's Mother as the Profetess Hannah 1631
	The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple 1631
	Philosopher in Meditation 1632
	Landscape with a Castle c. 1632
	The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Tulp 1632
	A Bust of a Young Woman Smiling (Saskia van Uylenburgh?) 1633
	Christ in the Storm 1633
	The Feast of Belshazzar: The Writing on the Wall c. 1635
	Rembrandt and Saskia in the Scene of the Prodigal Son in the Tavern c. 1635
	The Blinding of Samson 1636
	Danea 1636
	An Elephant 1637
	Susanna and the Elders c. 1636
	Two Studies of a Bird of Paradise c. 1637
	An Elephant, in the Background a Group of Spectators c. 1637
	The Archangel Leaving the Family of Tobias 1637
	Rembrandt's Mill 1641
	Cottages before a Stormy Sky c. 1641
	The Night Watch (The Company of Captain Frans Banning Cocq and Lieutenant Willem van Ruytenhurch) 1642
	David and Jonathan 1642
	Head of Christ c. 1648
	The Supper at Emmaus 1648
	Rembrandt Etching 1648
	The Shell or Damier 1650
	Man in a Gold Hat 1650
	The Three Trees 1650
	Young Girl with a Broom 1651
	Lion Resting, Turned to the Left c. 1650-52
	Doctor Faust 1652
	Aristotle with a Bust of Homer 1653
	A Woman Bathing 1654
	A Man in Armour 1655
	A Woman Sleeping c. 1655
	Jacob Blessing the Children of Joseph 1656
	Carcass of Beef 1657
	Titus Reading c.1657
	David Playing the Harp Before Saul 1657
	Moses 1659
	Matthew and the Angel 1661
	The Woman with an Arrow 1661 205 x 124 mm.
	Self-Portrait 1661-1662
	The Supper at Emmaus c. 1629
	The Syndics (The Sampling Officials of the Amsterdam Draper's Guild) 1663
	Woman Taken in Adultery 1664
	Bathsheba 1664
	Pallas Athena (Armoured Figure) 1664-65
	The Jewish Bride c. 1665
	Portrait of Hendrijke Stoffels, 1655 1665
	Portrait of a Boy c.1665-1666
	Return of the Prodigal Son c. 1666