Cross-Pollination: Botany and the Arts in the late Seventeenth-Century Dutch Republic Influencing through networks and networking through influence: the world of naturalia, botany, and art in late seventeenth-century Amsterdam. Catherine Powell • December 06, 2019
Interning at the Rijksmuseum Leiden student Judith Leferink recounts her experience as a undergraduate student and the first weeks of her internship in the decorative arts department of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. • November 15, 2019
Monsters in Church! A publication by senior lecturer Elizabeth den Hartog offers new insights into the sculptural decoration of Haarlem's famous Sint-Bavo Church. • October 18, 2019
A Bruegel Blockbuster On 12 September the art historical academic year was opened by Manfred Sellink during the Van de Waal Lecture. • October 11, 2019
Presenting the Colonial Past in the Museum A public lecture by Rijksmuseum curator Maria Holtrop reveals the ways in which the museum is dealing with the complexities of showcasing the colonial past for the general public. • September 27, 2019
