The firelight played about the room, illuminating now one thing, now another, making Claude's face and head, sometimes his musical hands look rembrandtesque, powerful, imaginative, even mysterious.
"The Way of Ambition"
Robert Hichens
Great stars hang low in the sombre sky, and the open interiors of Malay huts, aglow with lamp or torchlight, produce rembrandtesque effects, revealing brown inmates cooking or eating their "evening rice."
"Through the Malay Archipelago"
Emily Richings
From the mantelshelf the lamp emitted its feeble rays, dimly lighting the lonely chamber, and holding, as with uncertain hand, the shadows which crowded and cowered in the distant corners and recesses of the room, and throwing into rembrandtesque the pallid face of the wakeful mother, and the flushed and fevered face of the slumbering child.
"Lancashire Idylls (1898)"
Marshall Mather