Rembrandt. Eaux-fortes. Rome “Living Archaeology” Review No

“Living Archaeology” Review No

Studia Pohl Collection: Series Maior N°15

19th-century explorers and early 20th-century archaeologists were dazzled by this forgotten civilization

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Greeks and Romans to the "last pagans" of the Hindu Kush

Rembrandt. Eaux-fortes. Rome “Living Archaeology” Review NoThe Petit Palais, the Muse des Beaux Arts de la Ville de Paris, is exhibiting a selection of 180 etchings by Rembrandt that have belonged to the museum's collections since the Dutuit brothers' bequest in 1902. This exhibition will be presented as a double tribute: a tribute to Rembrandt, whose four hundredth birthday is being celebrated this year in Europe and the United States, and a tribute to Eugne Dutuit (1807 1886), who brought together some of