Rembrandt House Museum

Step into the world of the Dutch Golden Age at the Rembrandt House Museum, where the master painter lived and worked from 1639 to 1658. The museum meticulously recreates the artist's home and studio, complete with period furniture, art collection, and a working printing press. Visitors can explore the kitchen, living quarters, and the famous studio where Rembrandt painted masterpieces like 'The Night Watch' (though that painting is at the Rijksmuseum). The museum also houses an extensive collection of his etchings, displayed in rotating exhibitions that highlight his technical skill. The experience is immersive: you can see how pigments were ground, watch live etching demonstrations, and even try your hand at printing. The building itself, a 17th-century canal house, adds to the authenticity. It's a must for art lovers and anyone curious about the life of a Golden Age artist.

Don't miss

• Rembrandt's studio: See where he painted and taught students.
• Etching collection: Hundreds of prints on rotating display.
• Live demonstrations: Watch artists create etchings using period techniques.
• Period rooms: Kitchen, bedroom, and art cabinet with replica furnishings.
• Printing press: A replica of Rembrandt's press used for demonstrations.

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