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the beginning of this museum if you buy i mean it includes drawings and etchings by the likes of rembrandtspectrum and there's lots lots more and he's being collecting for nearly sixty years he's seventy six years old and he's decided to do something good with it and get the ball rolling financially for the museum he says and i quote some people have your old villas my passion is this museum so the ocean suggests they say let's see how it's going to fall. so how much of the old fritz worth when it's in the original ad of mental. fifty six thousand for frederick the great. going twice it's gone the painting had a reserve price of thirty thousand but right almost twice that sum the passion moniker is just one of three hundred pictures under the hammer from the private collection of bent schultz for the collector it's not easy to say goodbye five hundred years of art history are on sale from brehm brands to pick. munch and culverts. the collection is burnt short life work and it's being sacrificed for a new idea the future museum of exile in berlin a place to remember the half a million germa

cutout so this is a cut out of the painting a real size so you are now standing basically where rembrandt stood when he was painting so you really have the same intimacy of the painting. that is something that i was super happy that we could innovate the books on the level right before of course after one hundred seventy go to bigger and larger and we go more detail because i think it interesting want is not the enlargement the design is the real one and so has the response from the rex museum the resident super happy we've been with them over the course of three have years while making we have a time we showed them the progress and more and more and more they started to be happy and now they're for the birds and spread over here i see something that actually launched your career in one thousand nine hundred six do not need to hear this put you on the international design map tell me all of it more how that happened. it was a brownie that we did with the drew design. duds gallery you could say and they were inviting for prose or that was called dry tech. president really basically go is a

exotic goods poured into the country now this period was also a boon for dutch painters such as rembrandt or yon from here just to name two visitors to amsterdam can't help but feel as if they have stepped back in time. picture perfect canals. to stick masterpieces and economic prosperity all symbols of the dutch golden age. in the seventeenth century amsterdam population rapidly expanded as the netherlands naval and mercantile power soared to new heights new affluent districts united and three new canals were laid out the prints and prices and having docked for which the city's famous today. the newer expansions the more recent expansions were usually the places where the most affluent people would move to because then it had become too crowded and into all the parts of the city and the new parts obviously gave the possibilities to build on the grander scale like this elegant house built in sixty eight seventy one for a wealthy merchant. behind the spacious home there's a garden and coachman's house a typical set up back then to ensure overcome first destroyed by a prosperous merchant an

the rembrandt was launched by family at the beginning of the twentieth century. it was losing momentum when he took over in two thousand to die it's a huge success. business success means he can indulge in his passions. from high end textiles and suit jackets it is here that this baby damon gets his adrenaline rush. want to promote the sport so resist business maybe two or three times a day every day for coming drift you know and there's no degree rise or anything of that sort it's just you know bring whatever you bought or people have his enthusiasm to figure out the adrenaline and. so they come and do it of the drug ticed the danger fascinates the inmates who are accustomed to the billion is escapades. two years ago something gagnon decided to treat himself to the thrill of a true high speed right. to the timing like the time sitting on here is cut about proposition eight tell me what it will tonight show type of security over the public stone erik prince is going to step down. despite his busy schedule got him travels the world to live out his dream and fly th

even though it's in >> people are going to garage sales to find a rembrandt or monet or something like that. >>> all right. we're pulling sunshine out. will it will be hazy but warmer in my accuweather forecast. you're never more than 7 minutes away. let's jump in with a look at sue sutro tower. our warmest afternoons sunday and monday. let's jump in and show you the pattern. here's the high pressure of this clockwise flow developing this offshore breeze. that is going to be strongest today, sunday, and monday. that's why these days will be the warm 6th. we have 67 at half moon bay to near 70 in the sunset, to 76 in downtown san francisco. 76 san mateo. 79 fremont, richmond, oakland. warmer in santa rosa. 84 degrees today. 87 in antioch. all right. let's look at tonight's temperatures. you'll see mid to upper 40s in the north bay valleys, livermore, tri-valleys. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. fremont 53 degrees. the offshore breeze relaxes tomorrow. we will lose a few degrees in the afternoon hours, especially along the coast. the breezes kick up. higher fire danger. right now n

this is rembrandt's famous painting the night watch with people looking in front of it.er. the rijksmuseum announcing they're restoring this thing. it will still be open to the public. it will be in a glass chamber while that happens. the last time this painting was restored was 40 years ago. we'd love to hear your thoughts as always on facebook, twitter, snapchat and instagram. i will see you here in new york later tonight on nightly news. now with five seconds to spare, craig melvin, i'm not going over my time today. >> first time for everything. don't go far. >>> craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters. you may not be able to vote for the president in november, but this week he is making sure his ideas are all over the midterms, how he's flooding the midterm zone with more than just campaign rallies. >>> plus, cruise control? republican texas senator ted cruz leads his race in all the major polls. in his latest debate, his opponent borrowing from the president's brand, pulling out the lying ted moniker in the first few minutes. will his new aggressive style help or hu