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 What drives  Bob Hoehn and his wife Karen is not just a Mercedes or Honda, yes they are the  owners of Hoehn Motors, but rather collecting Rembrandts. With a generous spirit,  the Hoehn’s have loaned 14 of their extraordinary collection of rare prints by  Rembrandt Van Rijn to the Timken Museum of Art in Balboa Park. Aside from  record breaking attendance, there have been a series of special evenings in  conjunction with the exhibition. One a thousand dollar a plated ‘Dinner with  Rembrandt, special guest lectures such as the one with Sir Christopher White,  he’s the former director of the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, and on this  particular evening themed Art in the Evening, a conversation between Bob Hoehn,  collector and art connoisseur, and John Wilson,  the Timken’s executive director.   .JPG)
 Executive Director of the Timken Museum of Art John Wilson with Karen and Bob Hoehn    The  April 15 evening started with cocktails and observing the 14  Rembrandts on exhibit. ‘Christ Preaching (Le Petite  Tombe) of about 1652, Christ at  Emmaus of 1654, and two of his greatest prints, the Ecce Homo of 1655 and the Three Crosses of about 1660’ are  noted by the Timken Museum as being some of the most well known by Rembrandt. Among  the guests there were May Zawaideh  and her son, Martha and John Eggemeyer, Sharon and Al Cutri, Joyce and Paul  Dostart, Ann Jones, Viviana and Charles Polinsky, Zandra   Rhodes, Michelle and Duane Weinger, and Leslie and Gary  Meads. “This  evening’s event was exceptional” said Gary Meads who is also Board President at  the Timken. “To personally view Rembrandt’s work of any kind in San Diego is a rarity.   In fact, the Timken is the only San    Diego museum fortunate enough to have a Rembrandt  painting in its permanent collection.  But to experience this collection of  extraordinary Rembrandt prints and hear first hand from the collector, Bob  Hoehn, was a special treat.” So was  hearing a conversation between Bob Hoehn and John   Wilson. Bob related that when he first started collecting he  took some wrong turns. But with better guidance he found a true passion for  Rembrandt’s art and collecting. And that passion grew.  When  asked how the collecting has affected the lives of him and his wife, Bob joked  that he had sold a boat. Laughs all around. Bob’s wife Karen Hoehn added this. "Even  after four hundred years Rembrandt continues to engage and enlighten.  Bob  and John's casual conversation was a wonderful way to hear about forming a  collection and what still inspires him about Rembrandt."   Inspiring  it as many people have come back again and again to view the collection.  "The Rembrandt exhibition has been an  extraordinary experience for Timken visitors said John   Wilson.  “In addition  to some of the most sublime works of art we've had some of the greatest experts  in the field available for the general public to meet and interact with.  Art in the Evening was no exception.  How often do we get to inquire into the mind  of a great collector?  Just a great  evening all the way around." Other art in  the Timken Collection include works from Rubens, Petrus Christus, Fragonard,  John Singleton Copley and Eastman Johnson. 
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