Waters, Clara Erskine: Painters, sculptors, architects, engravers, and their work: a handbook (Boston: Houghton, Osgood and Company, 1879)

REMBRANDT.

Landscape with Cattle; arched.
Landscape with an Obelisk; arched.
The Mill of Rembrandt’s Father. 1641.
The Gold-weigher’s Field. 1651.
Landscape, with a Cow drinking.
Portraits of Men : —
An Old Man with a large Beard.
A Man with a Crucifix and Chain. 1641.
J. Antonides Vander Linden, Professor of Physic.
Janus Silvius, minister, of Amsterdam.
A Young Man meditating. 1636.
Manasseh Ben Israel. 1636.
Dr. Faustus.
Renier Hansloo, minister of the Anabaptists. 1641.
Clement de Jonge, print-seller. 1651.
Abraham France.
The Old Haaring.
The Young Haaring. 1655.
John Lutna, goldsmith. 1656.
John Asselyn, painter.
Ephraim Bonus, a Jewish physician.
Wtenbogardus; oval. 1635.
John Cornelius Silvius.
The Banker, or Gold-weigher. 1639.
The Little Coppenol, the Writing-master.
The Great Coppenol. Impressions of this plate with the white or
unfinished background are very scarce.
The Advocate Tolling.
The Burgomaster Six. 1647.
Fancy Heads of Men : ■—
Three Oriental Heads; inscribed Rembrandt Veneiiis. 1635.
An Old Man with a large Beard.
A Bald-headed Old Man. 1630.
A Young Man, half-length, in profile.
Bust of an Old Man with square Beard and velvet Cap. 1637.
The Turkish Slave.
The Philosopher with the Hour-glass.
Portraits of Women :—-
The Great Jewish Bride.
The Little Jewish Bride. 1638.
Two portraits of Old Women.
A Young Woman reading. 1634.
An Old Woman in an Oriental Dress. 1631.
Rembrandt’s Mother. 1631.
Rembrandt’s Wife.
An Old Woman sleeping.