Amsterdam, Netherlands
Kalverstraat 92, 1012 PH Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam, Netherlands
1 artists in database
The Amsterdam Museum (formerly Amsterdams Historisch Museum) is the city's principal history museum, housed in a former civic orphanage dating to the 15th century. The museum documents Amsterdam's history from its medieval origins as a fishing village through its current status as an international cultural center.
The collection combines paintings (including major 17th-century group portraits), prints, photographs, archaeological artifacts, and everyday objects. The Civic Guard Gallery, a covered passage displaying life-size militia portraits from the Dutch Golden Age, is free and open to passersby. The museum relocated some operations to a new annex and continues to evolve its storytelling approach.
Amsterdams Historisch Museum, Amsterdam in Amsterdam, Netherlands houses 1 masterpiece in our database, including works by Lawrence Alma-Tadema. Notable works include The passage of the Berezina (1812).
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