Rembrandt, a Doomed King, and the Writing on…

Muse

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Belshazzar’s feast (1639)

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Dan B

Jun 4

Great post! Stunning painting!! Even goes to show that even Rembrandt was human and could make an occasional mistake, ha!

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Indeed

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Muse

Jun 3

Thank you for reading, Dali 🤍

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