"The Hundred Guilder Print" is a large etching created by Rembrandt around 1649, depicting Christ healing the sick surrounded by a crowd of figures seeking salvation and aid. The work demonstrates Rembrandt's masterful command of the etching medium through its intricate use of light, shadow, and varied line work to create dramatic narrative depth and emotional intensity. The print earned its name from its relatively high price during Rembrandt's lifetime, reflecting its significance as one of his most ambitious and technically accomplished prints.