Norwich Castle is holding a major exhibition of Rembrandt works this autumn.
Rembrandt: Lightening the Darkness focuses specifically on one of the lesser-known aspects of Rembrandt’s output, namely his fascination with print-making.
In his own lifetime, Rembrandt was as famous for his etchings as for his paintings; in Britain, he was far better known as a printmaker.
The exhibition will explore his use of this medium to produce evocative images of the Dutch landscape, biblical scenes, and sensitive portraits, including many introspective self-portraits.
The exhibition is on at Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery from 21 October until 7 January 2018.
