The Night Watch or the Night Watch in Dutch "De Nachtwacht" and in English The Night Watch is one of the most popular and famous works of the famous Dutch painter Rembrandt (1606-1669 AD).  The drawing date of this work is in 1642, which coincides with the peak of the Golden Age of Holland, and it carried the wrong title for many years.  The main title of this work by Rembrandt is "The company of Captain Frans Benningcock with Captain Willem van Reitenberg".  Rembrandt received a high salary for what he did, you can say he was wealthy.  To draw this sketch, he asked each person in the picture 100 guilders.  In total, the amount he demanded reached 1600 guilders, which was a legendary figure in Dutch history.  Because some people's faces are not clear, they were complaining about why he took the same salary from everyone.  This work is now kept in the National Museum of the Dutch Empire in Amsterdam.  The number of visitors to this work is on average 4 to 5 thousand per day