Mother Teresa

The History Makers is a new, colour-illustrated series that focuses on the lives and legacies of religiously significant historical figures who have influenced the world in significant and lasting ways, including politics, social action and the arts and sciences. Rembrant (1606- 1669) is generally considered one of the greatest painters and print makers in European art history. His greatest creative triumphs are generally agreed to have been in portraits - of himself and others - and in portraying scenes from the Bible. Watts examines how Rembrandt's faith impacted his work, and traces the life of this fascinating character and the key transitions in his art style.