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Great temporary exhibition of Jules due Bruycker. The permanent exhibitions of Goya, Munch. Worth a visit. If you have interest in drawings, etchings and lithography it is a MUST!
This is a small museum, easily accessible, dedicated to the graphic work of three artists Edvard Munch, Francisco Goya and Felicien Rops. The mostly monochromatic art pieces in its permanent collection are very interesting, with a couple of highlights such as Munch’s Scream. On the second floor you can see the temporary collection, which was dedicated to Jules de Bruycker’s work when I visited. If you’re like me interested in the less flashy art of engravings, lithographs, etc. give it a good hour from your visit in Antwerp.
Very interesting museum. Graphic works.
Very well put together permanent exhibition of Goya, Rops, Munch graphic art. Excellent temporary exhibition contrasting Rops with a contemporary artist / newspaper cartoonist Karl Meersman. This was very well done (and many of Meersman's pieces were excellent).
Absolutely worth the visit. Small collection, a visit should only take about one hour. The Rembrandt exhibition of etchings was impressive. We enjoyed this little museum more than the Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten the next day.
Zeer boeiend museum met veel van zijn werken. De rondleiding onder leiding van de gids was zeer boeiend. Tevens een rondleiding door het redershuis genoten. Prachtige woning uit 1896
Mooi gedaan. Conservator zit vol met passie voor kunstenaar. Spijtig dat ze niet meer plaats hebben, zo zou de collectie beter tot zen recht komen
My favorite museum in Antwerp with collection including Munch, Goya, Rops ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful park🌿
Es para ir a pasar el día entero y explorarlo a fondo. A mi hijo de 3 años le encanta
Topplaats om even tot rust te komen
Beautiful park with artwork, some of it permanent, some of it changes every season. Pub and restaurant inside and outside.
Leuk gratis beeldenpark om te bezoeken met heel veel verschillende kunstwerken.
Leuk om te ontstressen
Wat dit kleine museum mist aan echte topwerken van van Mieghem, maken ze goed door hun enthousiaste ontvangt. Leerrijk en interessant bezoek.
Beautiful paintings
The entrance cost was 8 euros (adult). It is a great museum with beautiful collection of litographs and prints. The diamonds are works of Edvard Munch and Francisco Goya. I've seen their graphic for the first time and was really shocked and impressed with the strong emotions that artist was able to create without colours.
The museum itself is nice and convenient, the staff is nice and helpful. During my visit there where no other people, so it was quite.
Museum is rather small, so one hour was enough for me to see all the works here.
The museum itself is nice and convenient, the staff is nice and helpful. During my visit there where no other people, so it was quite.
Museum is rather small, so one hour was enough for me to see all the works here.
Stuff is really pleasant and helpful to customers and my experience here got even better when they started explaining some of the paintings, they explain it really well.
I recommend to go here!
I recommend to go here!
Een museum gewijd aan één kunstenaar, maar wat voor een. Tot nu is hij veel te weinig bekend. Heel erg aan te raden, zowel het museum als de kunstenaar.
Nice
Big Art of niet, zulke initiatieven verdienen alle aandacht en respect. De begeestering ter bescherming van ons cultureel patrimonium die er achter zit, dragen mijn bewondering weg. Proficiat meneer Joos.
M. Decrop, Nieuwpoort
M. Decrop, Nieuwpoort
Small museum. 2 rooms. The walls are heavily covered with all kinds of paintings and drawings by Eugeen Van Mieghem. From a social and historical point of view, his work is very important, showing the poverty of the lower classes, the harbour, the immigrants. But it's not at all big art.
Quite strange to see that around that time, Antwerp was an important town with a rather mediocre art production.
Quite strange to see that around that time, Antwerp was an important town with a rather mediocre art production.