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Irma Boom: Kunst + Boeken

Show off Cabinets: 17th century masterpieces by Herman Doomer

A wonder of craftsmanship, made of ebony and mother-of-pearl. This new asset, a cabinet from 1632, made by Herman Doomer, The Netherlands most famous furniture craftsman from the seventeenth century, has been renovated for two and a half years by furniture restorers from the Rijksmuseum. Paul van Duin en Iskander Breebaart will tell you all about Doomer, his techniques and the renovation.

Barbara Hepworth

17:46 min. - Ludo van Halem, curator of 20th-century art, and Robert Uterwijk, tour guide and artist

Architectural highlights in Cuypers' Rijksmuseum

16:08 min. - David ten Napel – Museumguide

Ellsworth Kelly

21 min. - Ludo van Halem - Curator of 20th Century Art

Asian Art

20 min. - Menno Fitski, head of Asian art

Ed van der Elsken

7 min. - Mattie Boom, curator of photography

Show off Cabinets: 17th century masterpieces by Herman Doomer

14 min - Paul van Duin and Iskander Breebaart

Irma Boom: Kunst + Boeken

30 min - Irma Boom

The wife of

15 min - Jenny Reynaerts, Lot Baumann and Judith de Boer

The Lacquer Chest

15 min - Menno Fitski, Paul van Duin and Jan Dorscheid

Marlow Moss

11 min - Mels Evers

From masterpieces to usable books

14 min - Alex Alsemgeest

The jewel for the man

11 min - Suzanne van Leeuwen