The Hundred Guilder Print: the figures leaning on the wall in the centre left 1753 - 1810

"The Hundred Guilder Print" is a famous etching by Rembrandt van Rijn, dating back to 1648. This artwork is a masterpiece of Rembrandt's late period, showcasing his mastery of chiaroscuro, which creates dramatic contrasts of light and shadow. It is one of Rembrandt's most popular prints and is housed at the Rijksmuseum. The work depicts a group of figures gathered around a table, with a strong sense of immediacy and intimacy, reminiscent of Rembrandt's other works depicting scenes from the Bible. The print's popularity is reflected in its name, which refers to the price it fetched in the 18th century.