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Rembrandt's smallest portrait and most stolen artwork! | Art History On Screen

Rembrandt's small early Portrait of Jacob de Gheyn III (1632) has been stolen and recovered four times since 1966 and is listed in the Guinness World Records as the most frequently stolen artwork in the world. Which is pretty silly because if we were stealing a painting we'd steal the most valuable one or at least the most known, and this one is pretty standard Rembrandt of a fairly regular guy! But ..... as always......there is a very interesting story of this work. Let's GO!!! Whether you seek art history for beginners, art history for students, you're interested in an art history lecture, art history degree, art history for kids, art history documentary or just want to learn about art, our videos are designed for you. **Learn about art with us. ** Subscribe to our channel    / @arthistoryonscreen8775   Like our video here! Find us on Instagram www.instagram/arthistoryonscreen/ Music credited to BenSound.com.