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Tag Archives: Rijksmuseum
Saving Traditional Techniques
I first became enamored with traditional Japanese printmaking many years ago when I saw a show at Amsterdam’s Rijksmusem on Van Gogh’s personal collection of prints. The collection is now housed at the Van Gogh Museum. There are many steps … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Film, Museums, Tech
Tagged Japan, printmaking, Rijksmuseum, Ukiyo-e, Van Gogh Museum
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Watching Operation Night Watch
Rembrandt’s famous painting The Night Watch at Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum is not my favorite work from the master, or my favorite painting in the great institution. However, every time that I’m in Amsterdam somehow I find myself in front of the iconic work … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Museums, Tourism
Tagged Amsterdam, Netherlands, Rembrandt, Rijksmuseum
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Tunnel Vision
The Cuyperspassage is a 110-meter tunnel that runs under Amsterdam Central Station offering a connection from the front to the rear of the building for cyclists and pedestrians . Graphic designer Irma Boom created a fantastic Delft blue time mural … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum
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Rijksmuseum Inspires Us
Each year Amsterdam’s amazing Rijksmuseum invites everyone to “Make your own Masterpiece” using the institution’s Rijksstudio interactive website. With more than 200,000 images, the site offers the opportunity to download and use the artwork for creative projects. This year’s award, … Continue reading
Amsterdam Alternatives
This guest post is from Rotterdam resident and blogger Michael Afanasyev. You can follow Michael at his own blog Small European Country Amsterdam alternatives Every major tourist destination has the “big ones”, the things everybody wants to see – like … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, History, Museums, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Amsterdam, Anne Frank, Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk
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Rembrandt’s Facebook Timeline
Amsterdam‘s celebrated Rijksmuseum may be over 200 years-old, but it’s hip to 21st century social media marketing. The museum has cleverly “imagined” what Rembrandt’s Facebook Timeline would look like. “I made a self-portrait. Let me know what you think!”