Rembrandt's The Mill at the National Gallery, London 1911

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Rembrandt's The Mill at the National Gallery, London 1911

Large crowd looking at the Rembrandt painting, The Mill, at the National Gallery, London. At that time the painting was to be sold by Lord Lansdowne, either to the British nation for 95, 000 or to a private collector for 100, 000. Showing one of policemen (top right) required to control the large crowds who wanted to view the painting. Date: 1911

Media ID 32219894

© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans

Collector Control Crowds Gallery Lansdowne Mill Nation Policemen Private Rembrandt Rembrandts Required Sold Wanted

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