Ernst van de Wetering

Rembrandt: A Life in 180 Paintings

Rembrandt, a life in 180 paintings is a special book for several reasons. The author, Prof. Ernst van de Wetering, was head of the Rembrandt Research Project (RRP) and has been intensively engaged for over fifty years with many aspects of Rembrandt as a painter. His book, Rembrandt. The painter at work (1997), has become a classic in the field. In his book and in many other publications, Van de Wetering has "redefined" Rembrandt—as a ...

This volume celebrates the academic life of prof. Raymond Corbey. It gathers contributions by diverse scholars and professionals from both science and society to engage with a range of key topics Raymond has grappled with at different stages of his capricious career. The volume not only provides an opinionated portrait of Raymond as an academic persona and sometimes controversial scholarly figure, unpacking key tropes of his intellectual journey such as “sitting on the fence” or the “em...

In today’s fast-changing world of new technologies and shifting market conditions, HR can be a key partner in helping organizations stay competitive. To support organizations in achieving their goals, it’s important to understand the different aspects of HR. This handbook helps students and HR professionals gain a clear understanding of the HR cycle and related topics. It covers the basic frameworks and latest research on areas such as recruitment and selection, performance management, em...