A walk with Rembrandt through Amsterdam; in text, music and sound effects.

After more than three centuries Rembrandt returns to his Amsterdam, the town where he lived and worked during the greatest part of his life.

The 63 year-old painter guides us along the most important places in his career. He tells us about his life, his paintings and how he was turned into a legend after his death. Rembrandt reminisces about the heights as well as the low points in his private life.

His personal memories and comments portray him as a painter averse to fashion, one who searched for his own way throughout his life.
And about a career in which success and setbacks succeeded each other. He has been regarded as a genius, a romantic, a psychologist, as a modern but also as an old-fashioned painter.

This audiowalk is a 'total-experience', that guides your walk through 17th-century Amsterdam. The town revives in sound with the original music from Rembrandt's time.

The audiowalk starts at the Rembrandthouse and guides you along to the Weigh, the Old Church, the Palace on Dam Square and Waterloo Square.

• Price: $ 12.00
• Duration: 70 minutes
• Publisher: Marion Oskamp
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• Voice(s): Michael Harrigan
• Subject Type: City walk
• Language: English
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