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Stories of loss: new exhibition on looted Jewish objects - Vimarsana News

Stories of loss: new exhibition on looted Jewish objects

Stories of loss: new exhibition on looted Jewish objects

Art of stone: Rijksmuseum free garden exhibition opens - Vimarsana News

Art of stone: Rijksmuseum free garden exhibition opens

Art of stone: Rijksmuseum free garden exhibition opens

HEINEKEN and the Rijksmuseum extend partnership for two years - Vimarsana News

HEINEKEN and the Rijksmuseum extend partnership for two years

HEINEKEN and the Rijksmuseum today announced the extension of their existing partnership until the end of 2025. This means that the Amsterdam-based brewer will remain closely connected to the Rijksmuseum for the next two years. The partnership between HEINEKEN and the Rijksmuseum is based on a shared vision of bringing people together in a special way and allowing (future) culture enthusiasts to enjoy art and history. In recent years, HEINEKEN and the Rijksmuseum have successfully collab...

Rijksmuseum gains three Van Goghs, including first Amsterdam painting - Vimarsana News

Rijksmuseum gains three Van Goghs, including first Amsterdam painting

The Rijksmuseum has bolstered its collection with the acquisition of three Vincent van Gogh paintings on long-term loan, including a rare view of Amsterdam painted by the artist himself during his first visit to the museum in 1885. The paintings, including "View of Amsterdam from Central Station,” cover an important three-year period in the artist’s life.

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Why did a once-revered painter, Frans Hals, fall out of favour? - Vimarsana News

Why did a once-revered painter, Frans Hals, fall out of favour?

A new show at the Rijksmuseum pays tribute to an often overlooked Dutch master | Culture