Rijksmuseum: Old Masters and the Golden Age | Amsterdam | Netherlands

The 17th century in the Netherlands is known for its significant economic and cultural changes: moving from Catholicism to Protestantism, becoming an independent republic and etc. Suddenly, Dutch trade, military, science and art were among the most acclaimed in the world.Would you like to dive into the Golden Age and to find out more about art of that time? If so, we are glad to invite you for a tour in one of the most significant museums of the world – Rijksmuseum, which is famous for its huge collection of art works, such as luxurious furniture, old ship models and, of course, artworks by Rembrandt, Frans Hals and other well-known Old Masters.Together with you we will try to discover the secrets of ‘Night watch’ by Rembrandt and ‘The Milkmaid’ by Vermeer. We will discuss the hidden meanings of Dutch still lifes, funny daily scenes depicted by Jan Stein and talk about different aspects of Dutch history, whether it is an important national happenings or daily habits of that time.

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