Rembrandt, The Jews and the Bible
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Rembrandt, The Jews and the Bible
Language
eng
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Rembrandt, The Jews and the Bible
Medium
electronic resource
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Summary
The author, Dr. Franz Landsberger, himself a fugitive from Nazi terror, wrote this book to share with his readers the solace which he found during the years of persecution in the contemplation of a great artist of Germanic ancestry who had lived for many years among Jews, and who had portrayed them with sympathy. Furthermore, since Rembrandt had always been a devoted reader of the Bible, and one of its most original illustrators, Dr. Landsberger devotes around half of his book to a discussion of Rembrandt's representation of biblical, or more precisely, Old Testament scenes
Target audience
adult
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