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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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Detail of "The Painters" (Anthon van Rappad). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Apollo Slays Python" (1850) by Eugene Delacroix (1798-1863). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Tulip Fields Near The Hague" (1886) by Claude Monet (1840-1926). Theo van Gogh owned this painting and Vincent admired it. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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Detail of "Tulip Fields Near The Hague" (Claude Monet). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Coastal Landscape" (1864) by Claude Monet. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Windmills Near Zaandam" (1871) by Claude Monet. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"The Church Tower of Bussy-Saint-Georges" (1890) by Leo Marie Gausson (1860-1944). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Women in the Garden" (1892) by Edouard Vuillard (1868-1940). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"The Mumps" (1892) by Edouard Vuillard (1868-1940). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"The Mystical Grape Harvest" (1890) by Maurice Denis (1870-1943). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Portrait of Vincent van Gogh" (1886) by John Peter Russell (1858-1930). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Landscape with a Draughtsman" (1888) by Emile Schuffenecker (1851-1934). Schuffenecker was influenced by Van Gogh and may have forged some of his paintings. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Women Kissing" (1905) by Jan Sluijters (1881-1957), one of many artists influenced by van Gogh. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"The Blue Dress" (1911) by Kees van Dongen, who had seen van Gogh's paintings in exhibitions. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Mina Tandja" (1910) by Kees van Dongen (1877-1968). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Portrait of Felix Auerbach" (1906) by Eduard Munch (1863-1944). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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The subject's face from "Portrait of Felix Auerbach" (Eduard Munch). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Fertility" (1900) by Eduard Munch (1863-1944). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"The Seine at Nanterre" (1907) by Maurice de Vlaminck (1876-1958). When seeing van Gogh's work for the first time, he is quoted as saying that he "loved Van Gogh that day more than my own father". |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"House in the Winter Sun" (1909) by Gabriele Munter (1877-1962). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Red Cliffs Near Antheor" (1903) by Louis Valtat (1869-1952). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"The Red Tree" (1905) by Odilon Redon (1840-1916). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"The Buddha" (Odilon Redon, 1904). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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Detail of "The Buddha" (Odilon Redon). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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Ten paintings by Etel Adnan ("The Mountain") from 2014. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Landscape" by Etel Adnan (2014). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Van Gogh Museum |
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"Woman Standing in Front of Van Gogh's Sunflowers" (1920) by Isaacs Israels. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Cyclist with child. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Moored boats. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Narrow bridge. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Narrow building. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Cheese shop. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Giant clogs. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Edam. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Traditional street lights. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Waffles and chocolate. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Shutters. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Opera and Ballet Hall. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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The Amstel River. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Bridge and main road over the Amstel River. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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The vast extent of the Amstel River. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Beautiful arched bridge. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Two shops. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Canal side street scene. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Barge. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Portuguese Synagogue |
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The Portuguese Synagogue dates from 1675. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Portuguese Synagogue |
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The synagogue was built by Spanish Jews at a time when Spain occupied Belgium, hence the name. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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View from a swing bridge. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Boat house by the canal. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Group of houses. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Carving over a gate. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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The Zuider Church. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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The clocktower of the Zuider Church. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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The Rijksmuseum. |
1982 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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The Rijksmuseum is one of the best in the world. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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The building is spectacular. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Mural on the outside of the Rijksmuseum. |
1982 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Decoration above the entrance. |
1982 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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External carvings. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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The inner courtyard. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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One of several large staircases. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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The museum was moved to Amsterdam from the Hague in 1808. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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The building is like a castle with stained glass windows. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Image of Greek philosopher, Plato. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Stained glass image of Rembrandt, the most famous painter of the Netherlands. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"The Night Watch" by Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) is behind glass (2022) while being renovated. The painting is 363cm high and 437cm wide. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"The Night Watch" (1642, oil on canvas) is the highlight of the museum. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of the three central figures of "The Night Watch". |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of the left side of "The Night Watch". |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of two figures from "The Night Watch". |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of "The Night Watch". |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Panel explaining the restoration work on "The Night Watch". |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"The Night Watch" is the largest and most famous painting by Rembrandt. This is a smaller copy made in 1655 by Gerrit Lundens (1622-1686). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Isaac and Rebecca" (also known as "The Jewish Bride", 1669) by Rembrandt van Rijn. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of the man's gown from "The Jewish Bride" (Rembrandt van Rijn). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of hands from "The Jewish Bride" (Rembrandt van Rijn). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of the couple's faces from "The Jewish Bride" (Rembrandt van Rijn). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of the dress from "The Jewish Bride" (Rembrandt van Rijn). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Still Life with Peacocks" (1639), Rembrandt van Rijn. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of "Still Life with Peacocks" (Rembrandt van Rijn). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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The 7,5m wide "Militia Company of District VIII under the Command of Captain Roelof Bicker" (1643) by Bartholomeus van der Helst. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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The artist on the far left of "Militia Company of District VIII under the Command of Captain Roelof Bicker" (Bartholomeus van der Helst). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"The Wardens of the Amsterdam Drapers' Guild" (known as the "Syndics", 1662), Rembrandt van Rijn. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of "The Wardens of the Amsterdam Drapers' Guild" who look like the artist has interupted them. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Self Portrait as the Apostle Paul" (1661), Rembrandt van Rijn. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of Rembrandt from "Self Portrait as the Apostle Paul". |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Rembrandt's son, Titus in a Monk's Habbit" (1660), Rembrandt van Rijn. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Militia of District XVIII in Amsterdam, Under the Command of Captain Albert Dircksz Bas and Lieutenant Lucas Pietersz Conijn" (1645) by Govert Flinck. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"The Milkmaid" (1660) by Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"The Love Letter" (1667) by Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Woman Reading a Letter" (1663) by Johannes Vermeer. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"View of Houses in Delft" (known as "Little Street", 1660) by Johannes Vermeer. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Portrait of Martin Soolmans" (1634) by Rembrandt van Rijn. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Portrait of Oopjen Coppit" (1634) by Rembrandt van Rijn. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of "Portrait of Oopjen Coppit" (Rembrandt van Rijn). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Cimon and Pero" (1557) by Rembrandt's pupil, Willem Drost (1633-1659) who died young in Venice. |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of "Cimon and Pero" (Willem Drost). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Dutch Ships in a Calm Sea" (1665) by Willem van de Velde II (1633-1707). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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Detail of a boat from "Dutch Ships in a Calm Sea" (Willem van de Velde II). |
2022 |
| Netherlands |
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Amsterdam |
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Rijksmuseum |
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"Portrait of a Couple" (1622) by Frans Hals. |
2022 |
were added from 1 February 2025.