Project: The Birthplace of Rembrandt in Leiden
edition: Rembrandt's Birthplace
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The virtual edition is a presentation of the house of Rembrandt will walk you through the background, architecture and daily life of Leiden in the years after the siege of Leiden by the Spanish in 1573.
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Whether you're a lover of Rembrand's work or interested in Dutch 16th century life, this presentation of the house of Rembrandt will walk you through the background, architecture and daily life of Leiden in the years after the siege of Leiden by the Spanish in 1573.
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Nowadays the area where Rembrandt was born is far from what it must have looked like at the beginning of the seventeenth century. In preparation of the Rembrandt celebration of 2019, new research focused on how his birth house and the surroundings must have looked like.
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(#gTQabtuZtIDb) Seeking protection for the Spanish:
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In 1573, because of the Spanish Siege, the grandparents of Rembrandt had to seek protection within the walls of Leiden. It meant abandoning their grain mill.
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In the autumn of 1575, a year after the relief of Leiden, the grandmother of Rembrandt, bought a corn windmill - a post mill type - from Jan van der Does, lord of Noordwijk. It was named the Rhine after the river running nearby.
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During the Dutch Golden Century, the Netherlands became a major economic power in Europe, in part due to their innovative use of wind power to fuel their industries.
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(#aLLDYj4evEzK) The Mill House of Claes Cornelisz.:
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Rembrandt was born in the so-called Mill House belonging to his grandmother and his stepgrandfather Claes Cornelisz. van Berckel. Unlike one would think, the mill and the mill house were not interconnected. In fact they stood opposite eachother. The Mill was erected on the city wall, while the Mill House lay below on the street.
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After pinpointing Rembrandt's exact birthplace, the second step in the reconstruction process was to conduct a volumentric study of what was known as the Mill House.
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The Mill House is a fine example of sixteenth-century vernacular architecture. It is a typical one-story brick house with a dormer that has a stepped gable. All elements in the reconstruction are carefully chosen based on well documented examples, still present in Leiden.
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More than once the property was divided and extensions were built to house various family members. This efficient use of space is part of a bigger phenomenon in Leiden around the turn of the seventeenth century.
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Just before Rembrandt's parents married in 1589, his father bought half of the Mill, including its tools, and also the southside of the Mill House together with the garden. This was the first step in de development of the birth house of Rembrandt.
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When Rembrandt's grandmother passed away in 1600, also the north part of the Mill House was divided among family members.
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During Rembrandt's time, it was common for people to sleap in cupboard-beds. In Leiden, typically cupboard-beds were ingeniously combined with a storage cellar underneeth.
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This fly-through provides a good insight on the location of the Mill House in relation to the city wall, the white gate and of course the Rhine - the post mill that was operated by his family.
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This little house was bought in 1589 by Rembrandt’s father together with the southside of the Mill House. The bill of sale describes it as ‘a newly built little house’ (Nieut gemaeckt huysken).
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In 1600 Rembrandt’s father inherited this newly built back annex (‘’t nieuwe achterhuysgen"). The inheritance was conditional. His aunt is allowed to live here till she dies. Rembrandt probably never knew this great-aunt. By the time of his birth in 1606 the house is rented out.
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Rembrandt was born in the so-called "Mill House". Contrary to what one might think, the house was not connected to the mill, which was erected on top of the city wall.
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Just before Rembrandt's parents married in 1589, his father bought this house together with the volume behind.
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When Rembrandt's grandmother passed away in 1600, also the north part of the Mill house was divided. The northernmost side with the stepped gable was inherited by Rembrandt's cousins, while the middle parts was inherited by the father of Rembrandt.
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After the division of the inheritance of Rembrandt's grandmother in 1600, the northern part of the Mills house became the property of Rembrandt's cousins. Sources state that also Rembrandt's stepgrandfather - Claes Cornelisz. van Berckel - remained living here until he passed away.
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(#tNKcaR) Cupboard bed and storage space:
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Cupboard bed and storage space
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02 - Sixteenth Century Architecture
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