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A painting once rejected as a Rembrandt, "Vision of Zacharias in the Temple," is now confirmed as authentic after two years of scientific scrutiny at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. It was painted in 16
A new discovery reveals an object in two Johannes Vermeer paintings is a rare 17th-century Indian jewellery casket, offering fresh insights into the artist's work and global trade.
Art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon reveals a new theory about Johannes Vermeer, suggesting his art, including "Girl with the Pearl Earring," carried religious meanings for a hidden Protestant group.
A new theory from art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon suggests Vermeer's famous 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' may be Magdalena van Ruijven, his patron's daughter.
New research at the National Gallery of Art suggests Johannes Vermeer's 'Girl with a Red Hat' may hide an earlier male portrait beneath its surface, potentially revealing an unknown early work.
Billionaire Thomas S. Kaplan plans to fractionalize his Leiden Collection, the world's largest private collection of Dutch Golden Age paintings, and launch it as an IPO. This initiative, called Projec
