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No.4 Breestraat, Amsterdam, is an imposing 17th century house, but little different from many big old houses in the city. What makes it exceptional is that for twenty years one of the world's greatest artists lived here - Rembrandt van Rijn, master painter of the time. This is the story of that house, the world Rembrandt observed in and around it and the special universe he created in his studio there. In this unique and imaginative portrait, Anthony Bailey pieces together the events and circumstances which shaped Rembrandt's career - from his beginnings in Leiden and early apprenticeship to his marriage and personal relationships; his restless artistic energy, creative triumphs and, finally, his slow fall from fashion and descent into financial hardship, which forced him to sell his home. With as many levels and hidden corners as the house Bailey describes, this is at once biography, travel writing and history of a golden age.
Anthony Bailey is an art historian. For many years a writer for The New Yorker, he is the bestselling author of Standing in the Sun - a Life of J.M.W.Turner, shortlisted for the James Tait Black Memorial Prize; Vermeer: A View of Delft, shortlisted for the Whitbread biography prize; and many other books, including biographies of Constable and Velazquez. Bailey has been called "one of the best descriptive writers of his generation" (John Russell, The New York Times).
Illustration
A Note of Thanks
Antecedents
Miraculous Country
The Golden Swamp
A House in the Breestraat
From Room to Room
Growing Up
Anatomy Lessons
Making a Splash
Life with Women and Children
Artist at Work
The New Jerusalem
Through the Needle's Eye
Age of Gold, Ink, and Tar
Questions about the House
Out of Doors
Acts of Love
Money Troubles
Domestic and Public Scenes
Resolution and Independence
Among Scholars
Chiaroscuro
Negatives
Continuing Presences
Afterword
Bibliography
Index
