1. The 'Jewish Rembrandt': The Myth Unravelled
by Alexander, Mirjam 
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2. The Jewish Rembrandt The Myth Unravelled
by Alexander Knotter Mirjam 
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Description: Waanders Publishers. New. Date: 2008. Hardcover. 904008467X .*** FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request *** - *** IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy, like new, pristine, never opened -- 104 pp. With 90 ills. (72 col. ). 25 x 18 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2008. Waanders Publishers ISBN 904008467X 9789040084676 [US] 

3. The Jewish Rembrandt. The Myth Unravelled. ISBN 9789040084676
by Alexander-Knotter, Mirjam; J. Hillegers and E. van Voolen 
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Description: ISBN10: 904008467X, ISBN13: 9789040084676, [publisher: Waanders Uitgevers] Hardcover Zwolle, Waanders, 2007. 104 pp. Illustrated. Slight traces of wear. Smells a bit musty. Clean. On the whole a good copy. Orig. boards, wear to ends of spine. In past centuries the romantic myth has arisen that Rembrandt had a special bond with Jews. In his paintings and etchings people sometimes even saw traces of Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah). Those living in Rembrandt's immediate environment, Amsterdam's Jewish neighbourhood, were said to be his inspirational source for many drawings and portraits. But is this image of a 'Jewish' Rembrandt accurate? Now it has been established that only a few works are about Jews or have Jewish themes. Even his famous painting 'The Jewish Bride' is the subject of debate: was it really a Jewish couple? The Jewish Rembrandt unravels this myth using many examples that have played a major role in promoting this.The imposing Moses and the Tablets of the Law and the portrait Ephraim Bueno are discussed for instance. The background to Rembrandt's enigmatic etchings in the book Piedra Gloriosa is also explored and new light is shed on his supposed friendship with Spinoza and Menasse ben Israel. Other issues addressed concern the origins of the Hebrew writings on sokme of his paintings, whether he used a Jewish model he came across in the synagogue for his Christ, and why Rembrandt is always identified with Judaism. [Amsterdam, Netherlands] [Publication Year: 2008]  

4. The Jewish Rembrandt. The Myth Unravelled. ISBN 9789040084676
by Alexander-Knotter, Mirjam; J. Hillegers and E. van Voolen 
Price: USD 46.80
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Description: ISBN10: 904008467X, ISBN13: 9789040084676, [publisher: Waanders Uitgevers] Hardcover Zwolle, Waanders, 2007. 104 pp. Illustrated. Slight traces of wear. Smells a bit musty. Clean. On the whole a good copy. Orig. boards, wear to ends of spine. In past centuries the romantic myth has arisen that Rembrandt had a special bond with Jews. In his paintings and etchings people sometimes even saw traces of Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah). Those living in Rembrandt's immediate environment, Amsterdam's Jewish neighbourhood, were said to be his inspirational source for many drawings and portraits. But is this image of a 'Jewish' Rembrandt accurate? Now it has been established that only a few works are about Jews or have Jewish themes. Even his famous painting 'The Jewish Bride' is the subject of debate: was it really a Jewish couple? The Jewish Rembrandt unravels this myth using many examples that have played a major role in promoting this.The imposing Moses and the Tablets of the Law and the portrait Ephraim Bueno are discussed for instance. The background to Rembrandt's enigmatic etchings in the book Piedra Gloriosa is also explored and new light is shed on his supposed friendship with Spinoza and Menasse ben Israel. Other issues addressed concern the origins of the Hebrew writings on sokme of his paintings, whether he used a Jewish model he came across in the synagogue for his Christ, and why Rembrandt is always identified with Judaism. [Amsterdam, Netherlands] [Publication Year: 2008]