~Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot wrote to a friend in 1827, at the beginning of his career, “I have only one aim in life, which I wish to pursue steadfastly: it is to make landscapes.” Emerging from the revival of landscape art at the end of the eighteenth century, Corot and his colleagues were to revolutionize the depiction of light and nature in...

~The exhibition Rembrandt’s Journey: Painter · Draftsman · Etcher takes us on a voyage through the varied terrain of the evolving work of a tirelessly inventive artist. Rembrandt is the greatest among a legion of seventeenth-century Dutch artists, but he is also—due to his humanity and the immediacy of his touch with...