Yes, Rembrandt was known to use glazes. He skillfully applied thin, transparent layers of paint over dry underpainting, a technique that allowed him to achieve rich, luminous colors and a remarkable depth in his work, adding to the three-dimensional effect of his paintings.

Rembrandt's artworks have been widely praised for their ability to capture the human spirit, as well as their skillful use of color, composition, and brushwork. To date, Rembrandt's artworks are still iconic and are beloved worldwide.

Rembrandt van Rijn was a Dutch 17th-century painter, and one of the most interesting artists of all time. His paintings are full of drama, contrasts between light and dark and experimental brushwork, and are famous all over the world. His lively and original images still touch people today.

A painting valued at $15,000 turned out to be by Rembrandt. Now it has sold for almost $14 million. "Adoration of the Kings" is now thought to have been painted by the Dutch master Rembrandt in 1628.