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Rembrandt (Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, 15 July 16064 October 1669) was an artist, a Human painter from the planet Earth's ancient history.

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By the 23rd century, the distinctive style of Rembrandt's work remained well known. When viewing schematics of the design phase of the Constitution-class starship project, Robert April found himself appreciating the lighting of the plan views as the sort of soft light that Rembrandt was known for painting with. The impression it made on him probably had less to do with the artful composition of the displays and more to do with his passion for the design. (TAS - Log 7 novelization: The Counter-Clock Incident)

Rembrandt's painting were still kept in Louvre in 2370s. (Last Unicorn RPG module: A Cadet's Guide to Sector 001 Earth)

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