A Fine-Art Book.
REMBRANDT:
HIS LIFE, HIS WORK, AND HIS TIME.
BY
EMILE MICHEL,
MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF FRAHCE, TRANSLATED BY FLORENCE SIMMONDS, EDITED AND PREFACED BY
FREDERICK WEDMORE.
In Two Volumes, 4¢0.
With 33 photogravures, 34 coloured reproductions of paintings and chalk drawings, and 250 illustrations in the text.
Tu& Orpinary Epition. Printed on superfine paper specially made for this work, price £2 25, set,
THE Epirion pe Luxe. Limited to 150 numbered copies for Great Britain, printed on specially imported Japanese vellum, with India proof duplicates of the photogravures, price increased to £12 12s. #ef. Only a few copies of this edition remain.
The TIMES.—" This very sumptuous and beautiful book has long been expected by all students of Rembrandt, for M, Emile Michel, the chief French authority on the Dutch School of Painting, has been known to be engaged upon it for many years. ... . Merely to look th the reproductions in M. Michel's book is enough to explain the passionate eagerness with which modern collectors carry on their search after Rembrandt's drawings, and the great prices which are paid for them."
" The GRAPHIC,—"' Never before has so neg a picture of Rembrandt's personality, his surroundings, and his work been before the world; and never in the present generation at cast is its position likely to be usurped by any other book,"
An illustrated prospectus may be had on application.
