The Dutch photographer Rineke Dijkstra (Sittard, Netherlands, 1959) had exceptional access to The Night Watch, Rembrandt's most famous painting and one of his masterpieces. The painting is on display in the honor gallery of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and at the museum's request, Dijkstra was able to film in the same gallery how fourteen groups of people from different generations looked at it and commented on it. His goal wasn't to film the painting, but the viewers. The work lasted six days, and the result is a video installation with the same title as the painting. It was purchased by the La Caixa Foundation and can now be seen in an exhibition at CaixaForum in Barcelona until October 26.