Rembrandt. Eaux-fortes. Rome 19th-century explorers and early 20th-century

19th-century explorers and early 20th-century archaeologists were dazzled by this forgotten civilization

accompanied by an alphabetical index of brand themes

Greeks and Romans to the "last pagans" of the Hindu Kush

many of these tombs are closed to photographers

British Archaeological Reports International Series 1399

Rembrandt. Eaux-fortes. Rome 19th-century explorers and early 20th-centuryThe Petit Palais, the Muse des Beaux Arts de la Ville de Paris, is exhibiting a selection of 180 etchings by Rembrandt that have belonged to the museum's collections since the Dutuit brothers' bequest in 1902. This exhibition will be presented as a double tribute: a tribute to Rembrandt, whose four hundredth birthday is being celebrated this year in Europe and the United States, and a tribute to Eugne Dutuit (1807 1886), who brought together some of