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Rembrandt - The Withdrawal
Rembrandt was a careless and prodigal spender, and by the age of fifty he was threatened with bankruptcy. He `escaped' from the prosperous life of his middle age, but this was a spiritual rather than a material withdrawal, and was also the period of his greatest work, in which his painting achieved a richer color and a new spirituality.
`A display of how a worthwhile subject and an illuminating mind can turn the most simple of formulas into riveting viewing' Sunday Times, London
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| Credits | Writer/Narrator - Kenneth Clark Director - Colin Clark |
| 30 minutes Color Recommended audience age range 14-adult | |
