Amand-Durand View Our Amand-Durand Collection Rembrandt created his etchings in the 1600's, but by the 1800's the plates for the etchings were worn and in poor condition. Armand Durand, a well respected engraver, dedicated the major part of his life re-creating Rembrandt's 347 etchings in exacting detail. Armand-Durand used as his guide, not the worn and flat plates, but the first and second state etchings of the master's original works. Durand's original etchings were so well respected they were purchased by major collectors throughout Europe, and as well as the Louvre Museum in Paris and the French Biblioteque Nationale. Endorsed with the publishers embossed "chop". View Our Amand-Durand Collection Select a Featured Artist About Ruben Bore About Graciela Rodo Boulanger About Marc Chagall About Cassius Coolidge About Ronnie Cutrone About Salvador Dali About Olivia De Berardinis About Amand Durand About Michael Godard About Isaac Maimon About Dan Minogue About Joan Miro About Taylour Mishel About Robin Morris About Pablo Picasso About Daniel Pollera About Norman Rockwell About Rick Rush About Shannon About Robert Simon About Hajime Sorayama About Schery Markee Sullivan About Brent Wickes About Dennis Wickes About Alexander Zakharov