Most Famous Rembrandt Paintings

Rembrandt's most famous paintings include The Nightwatch, The Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp, Bathsheba at Her Bath, and his numerous self-portraits, which showcase his mastery of light, shadow, and human emotion.
Bathsheba at Her Bath
Subject: Bathers and Bath Scenes
Christ in the Storm
Subject: Biblical Scenes
The Return of the Prodigal Son
Subject: Biblical Scenes
The Nightwatch
Subject: Historic / Patriotic / Wars
Apostle Paul
Subject: Religious Figures
The Syndics
Subject: Women and Ladies
Self Portrait with Plumed Beret
Subject: Self Portraits
The Adoration of the Shepards
Subject: Biblical Scenes
Christ Resurrected
Subject: Jesus Christ
Self Portrait at the Age of 34
Subject: Self Portraits
The Jewish Bride
Subject: Men and Women
The Mill
Subject: Mills
Supper at Emmaus
Subject: Christianity
The Raising of the Cross
Subject: Jesus Christ
A Man in Armour
Subject: Historic / Patriotic / Wars
The Mountebank
Subject: Women and Ladies
Landscape with the Good Samaritan
Subject: Fields, Trees and Plants
Simon with Jesus
Subject: Jesus Christ
Samson at the Wedding
Subject: Biblical Scenes
History Painting
Subject: Women and Ladies
Balaam's Ass
Subject: Angels
Blinding of Samson
Subject: Biblical Scenes
Philosopher in Meditation
Subject: Staircases
Philosopher Reading
Subject: Women and Ladies
St Paul at His Writing-Desk
Subject: Religious Figures
Old Woman in Prayer
Subject: Religious Figures
Portrait of a Man in Military Dress
Subject: Historic / Patriotic / Wars
Self Portrait as a Young Man
Subject: Self Portraits
Biblical Scene
Subject: Biblical Scenes
The Sacrifice of Abraham
Subject: Biblical Scenes
Peter Denouncing Christ
Subject: Biblical Scenes