Rembrandt's Life's Hard Journey

Author: (American) H.G. Wells; Translated by Zhu Ziyi, Xiao Lisheng, and Zhang Zudui
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book mainly includes the preface explaining the reasons for writing the book, "I remember a rainy day in November 1641," "I first met Saskia and found her seriously ill," "My friends in my youth," "The world has not been this colorful yet, how do we find joy," "In what circumstances I first met Rembrandt," "Women with bad tempers are usually very annoying," "Saskia's illness," "Rembrandt invited me into his studio, and I gained an understanding of art," "Rembrandt painted a large oil painting, hoping to enhance his reputation," "This painting made Rembrandt a laughingstock in Amsterdam," "Going for a walk and talking about art with a kind miller," "Rembrandt met my friends, and Saskia became even weaker," "Saskia quietly fell asleep," "After burying Saskia, Rembrandt resumed his work," "Rembrandt unexpectedly visited and borrowed fifty," and other detailed content.