Beatrix Ruf

Rudolf E. O. Ekkart

Margriet Schavemaker

Joël Cahen

Roel Hijink

Bijdragen over het functioneren van het Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in de Tweede Wereldoorlog.

The stedelijk museum and the second world war / druk 1

National Gallery (Great Britain)

Marieke de Winkel

Quentin Buvelot

In the Golden Age of the Dutch Republic, every gentleman of standing had himself eternalized in a portrait. In Holland, these gentlemen were burghers, not aristocrats, or princes of the church. They were prosperous merchants, scholars, generals, and stadholders, seen in official and private settings, alone or in the company of colleagues, or surrounded by their wives and children. Seventeenth-century Dutch portraiture is a remarkable phenomenon: never before had so many portraits been painted. Today, these pictures offer insight into the taste, fashion, occupations, and ambitions of affluent 17th-century individuals. The two great masters of Dutch portraiture, Rembrandt and Frans Hals, are both represented here.

The Age of Rembrandt and Frans Hals

Dutch Portraits

Frans Halsmuseum

Jan Baptist Bedaux

Katalog wystawy: Frans Halsmuseum, Haarlem, 7 października - 31 grudnia 2000; Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerpia, 21 stycznia - 22 kwietnia 2001.

Children's Portraits in the Netherlands 1500-1700

Pride and Joy

Rudolf E. O. Ekkart

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