Word: harmen
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When the picture was half finished, faithful Hendrickje Stoffels (much more plump in life than in the film) died. Rembrandt was too affected to finish it. In the summer of 1665 Harmen Becker, a pawn broker of Amsterdam, came to press the painter for 537 guilders. Pawnbroker Becker discovered in the studio the still unfinished picture of Juno. Pawnbroker Becker had an eye. He promised to take something off Rembrandt's debt if Juno were finished and turned over to him. Rembrandt complied and, once delivered to Pawnbroker Becker, Juno disappeared for many years...
HARVARD NORWICH R.O.T.C. Jenkins, No 1 No. 1. Manchester Gerry, No. 2 No. 2, Harmen Bliss, back back, Bergstedt...