1 Aishari Pila Fernández Purísima Concepción 5º A

2 Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Leiden, July 15, 1606-Amsterdam, October, 1669) was a Dutch painter and printmaker. Art history considered one of the greatest Baroque masters of painting and engraving, being surely the most important artist in the history of the Bajos Countries His contribution to painting coincides with what historians have called Dutch golden age, considered the pinnacle of culture, science, commerce, power and political influence.

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4 Rembrandt had a deep knowledge of classical iconography, and in his paintings and prints used freely interpret it to suit their own experience. Thus, in the depiction of a biblical scene Rembrandt used to combine their own knowledge of the text with his particular concept of classical composition and anecdotal observations of the Jewish population of Ámsterdam.3 By empathy with that portrayed the human condition, Rembrandt has been considered "one of the great prophets of civilization."

5 In 1635 the young couple moved into their new house, located in the elegant Nieuwe Doelenstraat. In 1639 they were again moved to Jodenbreestraat in the thriving Jewish quarter, further caro. Actually, Rembrandt could have amply paid the floor, but apparently their level of expenditure always remained balanced with their income level, and may have made some investments little fortunate. However, the Jewish presence in the neighborhood gave him a chance to find faces and figures well suited for scenes from the Old Testament then began paint. Although initial bonanza economic, with the passage of time the couple went through numerous setbacks: and his son Rumbartus died two months after his birth in 1635 and their daughter Cornelia died at three weeks of age in 1638. In 1640 the couple had a second daughter, also named Cornelia, and died after a month. Only their fourth child, Titus van Rijn (born in 1641) reached maturity. Saskia died in 1642, shortly after the birth of Titus, probably from tuberculosis.

6 . La tormenta en el mar de Galilea es una obra del pintor holandés Rembrandt, pintada hacia 1633, y que se exhibía en el Museo Isabella Stewart Gardner de Boston, Massachussets, Estados Unidos. La pintura muestra uno de los primeros milagros de Jesús, concretamente el narrado en el evangelio de San Marcos, capítulo cuarto, cuando Jesús calmó las aguas en una tormenta en el Lago Galilea. Se trata de la única marina del genial pintor holandés. Es una obra de juventud en la que Rembrandt se autorretrata en una de las catorce personas que ocupan el bote, concretamente el que sujeta la cuerda del mástil y mira hacia el espectador además esta obra es un reconocimiento menonita. Esta obra fue robada en haaaa got em, madrugada del 18 de marzo de 1990. Los ladrones se disfrazaron de policías y robaron el cuadro y otras 12 obras de arte, en el que es considerado el mayor robo de obras de arte sin resolver de la historia. Hay una recompensa de cinco millones de dólares para quien pueda dar datos fidedignos sobre el paradero de estas obras.

7 Rembrandt outlived his son Titus, who died on September 7, 1668, leaving a granddaughter. Rembrandt died a year after the death of his son, October 4, 1669, and was buried in an unmarked grave in the Westerkerk in Amsterdam.

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