Step into Dutch art’s golden age—light, life, and vibrant color.
Step into Dutch art like never before at Fabrique des Lumières, the Netherlands’ largest digital art center. Begin your journey in the 17th century, the golden age of Dutch painting. Stroll through Vermeer’s quiet interiors and awakening cityscapes, where daily life unfolds in sunlit rooms and cobbled streets. Glimpse into intimate scenes through windows, observing busy women, merchants, and scholars, painted with lifelike clarity.
Then enter the introspective world of Rembrandt, master of light and shadow. His portraits reveal the depths of human emotion, while scenes of faith and candlelit cathedrals draw you into a powerful spiritual atmosphere. The exhibition crescendos with The Night Watch, Rembrandt’s iconic work that fuses movement, realism, and grandeur.
Venture further into 17th-century Holland with evocative works by artists like Jan Steen, whose festive tavern scenes brim with humor and vitality, and Hendrick Avercamp, whose enchanting winter landscapes capture the magic of frozen canals. Navigate the rough seas painted by Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom, or soar into the mythological world of Abraham Blommaert, where gods and allegories come to life.
Finally, the experience bursts into vivid color with Vincent van Gogh. His swirling skies, golden fields, and bold brushwork transform the everyday into the extraordinary—from haunting self-portraits to the dreamlike Starry Night, moving from northern calm to the sunlit Midi.
