Rembrandt Flores

Considering that one of the portraits was a knockoff of a 17th century Rembrandt, the auction house only set a price of ,100 for it. A British buyer ended up paying 1,500 times more than that but he was completely aware of what he was doing. It has been confirmed by experts that the Dutch master, depicted with his head tilted back in easygoing laughter, was indeed the maker of Rembrandt Laughing which was bought from an English auction house for a bargain price amounting to four and a half...Read Full Story

When you find yourself in the wonderful city of Amsterdam, you can just go and explore each and every nook and cranny of the city to find out about its prosperous tradition, see the panoramic destinations, and do all the things that would make your stay a relaxing and pleasurable one. Needless to say, after a long day of research, your visit to Amsterdam wouldn't be complete without staying in the Rembrandt Hotel Amsterdam. Getting Your Feet in the Hotel There are many different hotels in...Read Full Story

When it comes to the portrait, the price was set by the auction house at $3,100 because it looked like a knockoff of a 17th century Rembrandt. When a British buyer agreed to pay 1,500 times more than that, he was completely aware of his actions. It was indeed the Dutch master, depicted with his head tilted back in easygoing laughter, who created a self portrait in the Rembrandt Laughing as experts have authenticated and the piece only sold for four and a half million in an English auction...Read Full Story

Enrique Of Surreal SF And Vanity SF Present Vinyl Featuring Jj Flores at Supper Club in San Francisco On August 30,2009. Supper Club Submitted by: finola Added: Mon, 31 Aug 2009 05:13:16 -0700Read Full Story

Valuing it at only $3,100, the auction house thought that the portrait was only a knockoff of a 17th century Rembrandt. A British buyer ended up paying 1,500 times more than that but he was completely aware of what he was doing. In an English auction house the Rembrandt Laughing which experts have confirmed was a self portrait done by the Dutch master, depicted with his head tilted back in easygoing laughter, was bought for a bargain price of four and a half million. A piece like this one...Read Full Story