The art historian and print expert François Gérard Waller (1867-1934) is one of the Rijksmuseum’s greatest benefactors. During his life he donated to the museum his extensive collections of decorated More Info
Renaissance Children
For the Burgundian and the early Habsburg princes, Mechelen was not only an important political and cultural hub but also an educational centre. Three consecutive generations of Habsburg princes and More Info
Facelifts & Make-overs: Restoration at the Mauritshuis
Very few people know that there is a conservation studio in the Mauritshuis attic. A team of in-house conservators works there, dedicating their time to conservation, restoration and research and More Info
Arnt the Sculptor of Images – Master of animated Sculptures
The first exhibition dedicated to the founder of a rich school of sculpture on the Lower Rhine takes visitors into the era of the late Middle Ages. Some 60 works by the artist, who worked between More Info
Rembrandt Revealed
UPDATE: The museum is currently (May 2020) closed due to Covid-19. Please check the museum website for updates about museum opening hours. In the meantime, they have 'Museum at Home' offerings, More Info
Rubens: a Journey Through Europe
UPDATE: The museum, as of May 7, is reopened. Please check the museum website for up-to-date information about opening times. Traveling was part of everyday life for artists in the More Info
Peter Paul Rubens and the Baroque in the North
UPDATE: The exhibition dates have changed due to COVID-19. Please check the museum website for updated opening information and alternative on-line exhibitions. Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) is More Info
Rembrandt: Portrait of a Man
UPDATE: As of early April, the museum is closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Please check the museum website for updates. The National Gallery Prague, in cooperation with the More Info
Rembrandt in Conversation
A main thread in the history of art is the centuries-long conversation between artists. Many paid attention to what others had done or were doing and then responded— sometimes obviously, sometimes More Info
Jan van Eyck in Bruges
This exhibition is devoted to two masterpieces by the Burgundian court painter from Bruges: ‘Madonna with Canon Joris Van der Paele’ and ‘Portrait of his wife Margaretha van Eyck’. The exhibition More Info
Lucas Gassel of Helmond: Master of Landscapes
UPDATE: While the exhibition has closed (temporarily) due to COVID-19, the curators have written a piece about the exhibition and its closure for CODART. From 10 March 2020 to 7 June 2020 the More Info
Black in Rembrandt’s Time
UPDATE: Due to COVID-19, the exhibition schedule has changed. It re-opened on June 2, 2020, and has been extended to September 6, 2020. Black people were present in the Netherlands in the More Info
Young Rembrandt
The Young Rembrandt exhibition is an international collaboration between the The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and Museum De Lakenhal in Leiden. The exhibition is co-curated by Christopher Brown, former More Info
A Superb Baroque: Art in Genoa, 1600-1750
By the 17th century, Genoa was the banking center of Europe with a functioning republican government and enormous wealth that enabled its artists and their patrons to create a singularly rich and More Info
Frans Hals: Detecting a Decade
Two imposing paintings of the same sitter painted a decade apart showcase the revolutionary technique of Frans Hals (1582/83–1666), the first great portraitist of 17th-century Holland. Hals, along More Info