Travel Guide to Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Scenic spot introduction:

National University of Amsterdam museum (Rijksmuseum) for collection Rembrandt It is famous for the masterpieces of Dutch "Golden Age" artists such as Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Hals. It is the largest museum , one of the world's top ten museum It is also the only country in the world that is open to the public 365 days a year. museum . museum of Palace-style architecture The magnificent and magnificent building has been transformed into a spacious, bright and modern 21st century building after the renovation and improvement of some facilities. museum Here, visitors can not only appreciate peerless works, but also visit classical buildings. It is the best place for a cultural and artistic baptism.

Attractions distribution:

National University of Amsterdam museum The Rijksmuseum is located at Museumstraat 1 in the city center and has more than 260 exhibition rooms. painting ,Sculpture, Decoration Craft , Dutch History , Asian art, prints, etc. Among them, painting It occupies the largest proportion and is the core part of the museum. The most famous one is Rembrandt Huge oil paintings The Night Watch (Rembrandt's The Night Watch). Decoration Craft The exhibition area includes furniture, ceramics, metalware, glassware, dyed and textile products from all over Europe from the 12th to the 20th century. Dutch History In addition to introducing the country's historical relics, the exhibition area also introduces furniture and various utensils from regions related to the Dutch East India Company, such as Africa, Malaysia, Indonesia, etc. The Asian Art Exhibition Area has Chinese porcelain, Japanese screens and swords, and Indonesian bronze statues of Lord Shiva, all of which are extremely valuable collections. The Print Exhibition Area displays the most exquisite prints, sketches, illuminated manuscripts and propaganda posters in Europe, including the works of many famous painters, more than 1,000 copperplate prints, Japanese Ukiyo-e, etc.

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