A Corpus of Rembrandt Paintings, Volume I: 1625–1631¶
Bruyn, J., Haak, B., Levie, S. H., P. J. J. van Thiel, & Wetering, E. v. d. (1982). A Corpus of Rembrandt Paintings, Volume I: 1625–1631: 1625–1631.
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- No single line is conclusive, but the convergence of multiple lines is credible, a layered-attribution methodology Bruyn et al. (1982) institutionalized in the Rembrandt Research Project's Corpus.
This sourceStichting Foundation Rembrandt Research Project / Martinus Nijhoff. Canonical attribution methodology combining documentary provenance, technical conservation analysis (X-ray, paint composition, dendrochronology), and stylistic comparison to produce layered probabilistic authentication where no single line of evidence is conclusive.
- No single line is conclusive, but the convergence of multiple lines is credible, a layered-attribution methodology Bruyn et al. (1982) institutionalized in the Rembrandt Research Project's Corpus.
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