seventeenth-century Dutch art

Visual Arts Review: Esther’s Many Faces at the Gardner

October 4, 2026

An incisive exhibition traces how Rembrandt, his Dutch contemporaries, and earlier artists remade a biblical story of concealment, power, and survival.

seventeenth-century Dutch art

Visual Arts Review: Esther’s Many Faces at the Gardner

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