Rembrandt''s masterpiece, Rembrandt's masterpiece, The

Rembrandt''s masterpiece

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Rembrandt's masterpiece, The nightwatch how is subject of this painting different from what would be hanging in the palaces and cathedrals of Spain,Italy, and France? (Hint: think of the subject matter. What would you hang on a palace wall compared to a government building in a democracy?)

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