Artist: Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606 -1669)
- Item Title:
- A Corpus of Rembrandt Paintings : Volume 6 : Rembrandt's Paintings Revisited - A Complete Survey.
- Author(s):
- Wetering, Ernst van de ;  Nes, Carin van
- ISBN:
- 9789401791731
- Imprint:
- New York : Springer, 2015.
- Language:
- English
- Translator:
- Pearson, Murray
- Size:
- 35 cm
- Pages:
- xii, 736
- Illustrations:
- 750 b&w and color ills.; 430 color plates
- Concordance:
- Yes
- Bibliography:
- Yes
- Index:
- Yes
- Exhibition List:
- No
- Chronology:
- No
- Content Note:
- The texts include "What is a Rembrandt? A Personal Account", which details Van de Wetering's long engagement with the Rembrandt Research Project. The second chapter discusses "What is a non-Rembrandt?"
The publication also includes lists of locations of the artist's works, a bibliography, a glossary, a concordance, a chronological register of works, and multiple indices.
Each painting is illustrated. Individual entries include extensive notes with technical information, images of x-rays and radiographs, signatures and inscriptions, provenance, references, and exhibitions.
- Individual Entries Contain:
- Provenance; Exhib. Hist; Bibliog.; Comments
- Public Note:
- The sixth and final volume of the 'Corpus' provides a complete and revised overview of the entire painted oeuvre (with a change in the order of works and a different methodology from that used in earlier volumes of the Corpus).
N.B. In 2017 a slightly updated softcover 2-vol. reprint of this volume was issued (See entry in this database: "Rembrandt's Paintings Revisited - A Complete Survey: A Reprint of A Corpus of Rembrandt's Paintings VI").
There is a chronologically organized checklist of the approximately 340 paintings the authors consider to be authentic. Each painting is reproduced (pp.70-477), with notes to the plates following (pp. 480-687). The present volume reattributes 70 works to Rembrandt, including a number of paintings rejected in earlier volumes (some of which had previously been set out in corrigenda of Vols. 4 & 5 and elsewhere in the Corpus, but are listed here again).