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Rembrandt Revisited
A two-part lecture series
Join UNF Art History Professor Emerita, Debra Murphy, in this two-part lecture series examining the life and art of Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606-1669). As an outstanding draftsman, painter, and printmaker, he is considered one of history’s greatest visual artists.
Rembrandt Revisited Part I – “From Leiden to Great Fame and Joy in Amsterdam”
From sensitive portraits and dramatic biblical scenes to the triumph of the “Night Watch,” Rembrandt captures and conveys the Golden Age of the Dutch Republic.
Rembrandt Revisited Part II – “Misfortunes and Perseverance: Late and Great Masterpieces”
In spite of great personal and professional losses, Rembrandt continues to produce powerful and poignant paintings.
Rembrandt Lecture Series
Tuesdays - November 3 and 10, 3 p.m.
Story & Song
1430 Park Avenue, Fernandina Beach
The lectures are free, but donations to the UNF Department of Art, Art History and Design are welcome. To register UNF and Story & Song Arts .
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