Actually, Rembrandt probably had his students and pupils paint most of it. That was the habit of the "old masters". That's why they were the master. They had apprentices who learned from them, and they learned by DOING it. That's what the term "school of Holbein" or "school of Rembrandt" or whatever means. In some cases, it's likely that the actual "master" only showed up to give the nod of approval, correct the students here and there, and then sign the canvas (if that) and deliver it to the patron! bonni

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