Rembrandt

==Museum collections==
[[File:Rembrandts house, Amsterdam.jpg|thumb|upright=1|The Rembrandt House Museum ]]

The largest collections of Rembrandt's work are in the United States in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (mostly portraits) and the [[Frick Collection]] in New York City, the [[National Gallery of Art]] in Washington, D.C., [[Museum of Fine Arts, Boston|Museum of Fine Arts]] in Boston, and [[J. Paul Getty Museum]] in Los Angeles, in total 86 paintings.<ref>Clark 1974, pp. 147–150. See the catalogue in Further reading for the location of all accepted Rembrandts</ref> Other large groups are in Germany, with 69 paintings, at the [[Gemäldegalerie, Berlin|Gemäldegalerie]] in Berlin, [[Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister]] in Dresden, and [[Schloss Wilhelmshöhe]] in Kassel, and elsewhere. The UK has a total of 51, especially in the [[National Gallery]] and [[Royal Collection]].  There are 49 in the Netherlands, many in the [[Rijksmuseum]], which has ''[[The Night Watch]]'' and ''[[The Jewish Bride]]'', and the [[Mauritshuis]] in The Hague.<ref>G. Schwartz (1987) Rembrandt, zijn leven, zijn schilderen. </ref> Others can be found in [[The Louvre]], the [[Hermitage Museum]], and [[Nationalmuseum, Stockholm]]. The [[Royal Castle, Warsaw|Royal Castle]] in Warsaw displays two paintings by Rembrandt.<ref name=zamek/>

The largest collections of drawings are in the older large museums such as the Rijksmuseum, Louvre and [[British Museum]]. All major [[print room]]s have large collections of Rembrandt prints, although as some exist in only a single impression, no collection is complete. The degree to which these collections are displayed to the public or can easily be viewed by them in the print room, varies greatly.

The [[Rembrandt House Museum]] has fittings and furniture that are mostly not original but period pieces comparable to those Rembrandt might have had, and those in the many drawings and etchings set in the house, and contemporary paintings reflecting Rembrandt's use of the house for art dealing. His printmaking studio has been set up with a printing press, where replica prints are printed. The museum has a few early Rembrandt paintings, many loaned but an important collection of his prints, a good selection of which are on rotating display.