The Rembrandt Affair

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Review #1

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This is another well-written book by Silva, set largely in Britain and Europe. Like many of Silva’s previous novels the plot in this one has an undercurrent of the wrongs committed by the Nazis against the Jews during Hitler’s reign in Germany and occupied Europe before and during the second world war. The plot of this novel revolves around Nazi war crimes and the theft during the war of a previously unknown Rembrandt painting owned by a Jewish family. Gabriel Allon searches for the painting and uncovers the history of what happened to it after the war and up to the present. It is a good story overall.

The difference with this novel from the previous ones I have read is that this one dwells largely on the crimes committed by Nazis to a much greater extent. It also involves the story of the corruption of Swiss bankers then and now, but seemed devoted entirely to the crimes committed against the Jews during the war and later. It seemed over-weighted on that topic.

Review #2

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A Rembrandt painting called Portrait of a Young Woman goes missing and London art dealer Julian Isherwood is on the hook for it. Scotland Yard and various other law enforcement agencies are called into action but Julian adds one more investigator to the mix, Israel’s secret agent Gabriel Allon. Gabriel is a renowned art restorer and has helped get Isherwood out of earlier predicaments.
Gabriel, who happens to be on holiday with his wife Chiara in England’s Cornwall area, readily joins the search. So where does he start? In cases like this where something is lost, Allon reasons that the best approach is to look at where the item has been.
Allon’s search takes him to different European cities including Paris and Geneva. He soon identifies a Swiss billionaire named Martin Landesmann who is an avid collector of precious art and would probably be very interested in the whereabouts of a missing Rembrandt. Landesmann is a an extremely private individual and information about his wealth and business activities is almost impossible to learn. Gabriel and his cohorts recruit an attractive BBN television personality named Zoe to infiltrate Martin’s world and do some spying. Martin, who is married to a woman named Monique, nevertheless gets romantically involved with Zoe and she begins digging for secrets. She keeps Gabriel and his team informed of her progress and the chase is on.
Author Daniel Silva’s writing is particularly excellent in this book as the end of each chapter almost demands that you keep reading. The ending is filled with excitement and tension, leading to a most satisfying ending.
In a final Author’s Note Silva reports that there is no such Rembrandt painting called Portrait of a Young Woman. Instead, if there was such a painting, it would look remarkably like Rembrandt’s Portrait of Hendrickje Stoffels. That painting currently hangs in London’s National Gallery on Trafalgar Square.

Review #3

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The book is excellent,. Makes for good reading about characters that may or may not exist. I hope some people like therm do exist. Aside from that it makes you wonder why so many EU countries
are behind abolishing free speech about the migrants they have let in and how protective of these people they are over their own citizens,. The ordinary people of the world don’t matter when it comes to money, greed, power and control by globalist.
I highly suggest you read Daniel lSilva and hopefully understand more than you know.

Review #4

Audio The Rembrandt Affair narrated by George Guidall

REED…the driving force behind most every evil act that spies like Gabriel Allon struggle to defeat…greed for riches, for power, for territory or for some of each. So this story about Rembrandt’s work is about artistic riches held by men of power. From the Infamy of Nazism to Hysterical Islamism it is ever thus…men of power and riches corrupted by the zeal of a belief in an evil beyond their imagination.
Yet the beauty of an artist like Rembrandt is what they seek to own, but can’t.

Review #5

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This is a different book. It is more a detective work than a spy. The character is spare the physical ordeal than the other books describe. Less violence that the former book that was too much. Still the author keep you reading at a fast pace because he is so good. Allen Allon series is phenomenal ; better than James Paterson Alex Cross series that has lost his mystery, specially in the last book.

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