MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF FRANCE.
EDITED AND PREFACED BY
FREDERICK WEDMORE.
Nothing need be said in justification of a comprehensive book upon the life and work of Rembrandt. A classic among classics, he is also a modern of moderns. His works are to-day more sought after and better paid for than ever before; he is now at the zenith of a fame which can hardly decline.
The author of this work is perhaps, of all living authorities on Rembrandt, the one who has had the largest experience, the best opportunity of knowing all that can be known of the master.
The latest inventions in photogravure and process-engraving have enabled the publisher to reproduce almost everything that is accessible in the public galleries of Europe, as well as most of the numerous private collections containing specimens of Rembrandt's work in England and on the Continent.
This work will be published in two volumes 4to, each containing over 300 pages. There will be over 30 photogravures, about 40 coloured reproductions of paintings and chalk drawings, and 250 illustrations in the text.
Two Editions will be printed—one on Japanese vellum, limited to 200 numbered copies (for England and America), with duplicates of the plates on India paper, price £10 10s. net. The ordinary edition will be published at £2 2s. net.
An illustrated prospectus is now ready and may be had on application. Orders will be received by all booksellers, in town and country.