The Mysteries of the Missing Rembrandt Etching Copper Plates

Park West Gallery Buys Eight Rembrandt Copper Plates and Conceals their Ownership. Why the Secrecy?

Rembrandt Van Rijn, Dutch artist whose masterful contribution to the world of art is without question, would be somewhat aghast at the turn of events that have unfloded since August of 2003. Eight of his copper plates have receded into veiled obscurity after their purchase by Park West Gallery in 2003 (who incidentally renamed the Millennium Impressions etchings made from the copper plates to Millennium editions).

Delving into this tangled mystery, an article written for Fine Art Registry® authored by David Phillips, entitled Park West Gallery Buys Eight Rembrandt Copper Plates and Conceals their Ownership. Why the Secrecy? Rembrandt Millennium Impressions – Article 2, begins to unravel some of the deliberately buried details. Read more

History Reveals Fascinating Facts About Rembrandt Etchings

April 10, 2009 by FineArtRegistry  
Filed under FAR Investigates, Fine Art Registry

The Millennium Impressions – Recent Posthumous Etchings Made from Eight Rembrandt Copper Plates

I can almost envision the grimace on your face as you contemplate reading anything regarding history, but don’t turn away too quickly. This article, entitled Rembrandt Millennium Impressions - Article 1 The Millennium Impressions - Recent Posthumous Etchings Made from Eight Rembrandt Copper Plates, is the first in a series of three in depth studies. In this first offering you will learn all of the terminologies and processes that apply to etching copper plates and why Rembrandt was considered the unequivocal master at this artistic endeavor. Knowing the terminology that is involved with etching is paramount to making an informed decision. I realize at first glance this seems terribly dry, however you are going to be amazed at what has happened over the centuries that ultimately might apply to you, especially if you are an admirer of Rembrandt’s Millennium Impressions etchings. If you own one or are planning on investing in one, this will impact you even more. Read more

Painting a Prettier Financial Picture for the Visual Artist

Tax Time for the Artist: Possible Tax Deductions for the Visual Artist

How many of you visual artists consider yourself a business that could possibly take advantage of money saving tax breaks? Never quite thought of your artistic endeavors in that way? Well perhaps it is time to step back and consider some of the valuable suggestions that are put forth in this timely article written for Fine Art Registry® by Dr. John Daab entitled, Tax Time for the Artist: Possible Tax Deductions for the Visual Artist.

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