Rembrandt, the Jews and the Bible by Franz Landsberger. 1946. H/C. 189 pp.

Rembrandt, a man of Germanic ancestry, did not regard the Jews in the Holland of his day as a "misfortune", but lived among them and portrayed their personalities and ways of life. He also regarded the Bible as the greatest Book in the world. This book discusses his artwork with Jewish and Biblical themes. With many black and white reproductions.

First published 1946 by The Jewish Publications Society of America, Philadelphia. This is the second print. Condition: Very good