The Geelvinck Pianola Museum in Amsterdam presents exhibitions that delve into the fascinating world of self-playing instruments. Discover how these unique displays bring the history and mechanics of pianolas and music rolls to life within the museum's historic setting. This page helps you understand the exhibition themes and what you might encounter.
Featuring garden impressions and studio art by Kleintjes and Van Osselen.
This exhibition at Geelvinck Pianola Museum highlights the artistic range of Jan Kleintjes and Hedwig van Osselen. Discover their paintings and drawings, with a special emphasis on garden impressions and studio life. Guided tours of Huize Kolthoorn's atelier and garden enhance the experience.
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Explore their paintings, historic estate, and inspiring garden via a guided tour.
Commemorating 125 years, this exhibition reveals the artistic world of Jan Kleintjes and Hedwig van Osselen. Take a guided tour to see how Huize Kolthoorn's garden influenced their celebrated portraits and landscapes.
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Explore historic Bosporus yalis and palaces, celebrating Dutch-Turkish heritage.
Discover Martin Paternotte's photographs capturing the elegance of historic Ottoman yalis and city palaces along Istanbul's Bosporus. This exhibition highlights the rich cultural interplay between Dutch and Turkish traditions, featuring elements like intricate carpets and textiles.
Buitens aan de Bosporus
Discover the cultural impact of self-playing pianos.
Explore the history and development of the pianola, a popular self-playing piano from 1895 to 1930. See period devices, Art Deco posters, and decorated music rolls that tell its story and cultural significance.
Pianola History Exhibition
Insights into Gabriël Metsu and 17th-century art patronage.
Journey into the world of Gabriël Metsu and his influential patron, Jan Hinlopen. This exhibition showcases significant commissions like 'The Christening Feast,' illustrating Dutch Golden Age genre painting and the societal reflections within 17th-century art.
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A captivating display of domestic objects from private collections.
Delve into the societal transformations of late Edo and early Meiji Japan through an array of domestic artifacts. This exhibition beautifully illustrates the long-standing trade relationship between Japan and the Netherlands, featuring unseen objects.
Japan in Huis Exhibition
Uncover the history of Dutch outdoor retreats and green spaces.
This exhibition examines how Amsterdam's wealthy historically escaped city life for country estates. Learn about their historical context, beautiful landscapes, and their evolution into today's vital public green oases.
Naar Buiten! Exhibition
Explore cultural memory and family histories from the Dutch East Indies.
This exhibition unveils the legacy of Dutch colonial history in Indonesia. See personal objects, art, and culinary traditions that reflect 'Indische' identity and cultural influences. Discover how these historical traces shape modern Dutch life.
Indië Thuis ExhibitionFeaturing garden impressions and studio art by Kleintjes and Van Osselen.
This exhibition at Geelvinck Pianola Museum highlights the artistic range of Jan Kleintjes and Hedwig van Osselen. Discover their paintings and drawings, with a special emphasis on garden impressions and studio life. Guided tours of Huize Kolthoorn's atelier and garden enhance the experience.
Exhibition DetailsExplore their paintings, historic estate, and inspiring garden via a guided tour.
Commemorating 125 years, this exhibition reveals the artistic world of Jan Kleintjes and Hedwig van Osselen. Take a guided tour to see how Huize Kolthoorn's garden influenced their celebrated portraits and landscapes.
Exhibition DetailsExplore historic Bosporus yalis and palaces, celebrating Dutch-Turkish heritage.
Discover Martin Paternotte's photographs capturing the elegance of historic Ottoman yalis and city palaces along Istanbul's Bosporus. This exhibition highlights the rich cultural interplay between Dutch and Turkish traditions, featuring elements like intricate carpets and textiles.
Buitens aan de BosporusDiscover the cultural impact of self-playing pianos.
Explore the history and development of the pianola, a popular self-playing piano from 1895 to 1930. See period devices, Art Deco posters, and decorated music rolls that tell its story and cultural significance.
Pianola History ExhibitionInsights into Gabriël Metsu and 17th-century art patronage.
Journey into the world of Gabriël Metsu and his influential patron, Jan Hinlopen. This exhibition showcases significant commissions like 'The Christening Feast,' illustrating Dutch Golden Age genre painting and the societal reflections within 17th-century art.
View ExhibitionA captivating display of domestic objects from private collections.
Delve into the societal transformations of late Edo and early Meiji Japan through an array of domestic artifacts. This exhibition beautifully illustrates the long-standing trade relationship between Japan and the Netherlands, featuring unseen objects.
Japan in Huis ExhibitionUncover the history of Dutch outdoor retreats and green spaces.
This exhibition examines how Amsterdam's wealthy historically escaped city life for country estates. Learn about their historical context, beautiful landscapes, and their evolution into today's vital public green oases.
Naar Buiten! ExhibitionExplore cultural memory and family histories from the Dutch East Indies.
This exhibition unveils the legacy of Dutch colonial history in Indonesia. See personal objects, art, and culinary traditions that reflect 'Indische' identity and cultural influences. Discover how these historical traces shape modern Dutch life.
Indië Thuis Exhibition
Explore Amsterdam's urban water features and cultural heritage at Geelvinck Pianola Museum.
Delve into the significance of Amsterdam's ponds and fountains, past and present. This exhibition showcases historical designs, photographs, and drawings, revealing their evolution and role in the city's cultural landscape. See examples from 18th-century regents' gardens to modern urban water features.
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Discover artistic inspirations from Huize Kolthoorn and parallels to Monet's Giverny.
Explore the 'Garden as Inspiration' exhibition, showcasing artworks and objects from Huize Kolthoorn. Discover how artists Jan and Hedwig Kleintjes-van Osselen found creative vision in their garden, drawing parallels to Monet’s Giverny.
Garden as Inspiration
Explore historical exoticism and its impact on European creativity.
Uncover the 'Chinoiserie' phenomenon, exploring the West's fascination with imagined Eastern cultures. See how these exotic influences shaped European design, music, and broader societal perspectives during two centuries.
Chinoiserie Exhibition
Explore the life, operas, and classical music contributions of a forgotten talent.
Delve into the inspiring life and works of Jan Brandts Buys, a Zutphen-born composer whose music once resonated across Europe. This exhibition highlights his journey as an organist, pianist, and prolific creator of operas and various musical pieces.
Jan Brandts Buys Exhibition
Explore diverse works by Olga Okuneva showcasing world beauty and travel.
Discover paintings, graphics, and drawings by Olga Okuneva spanning different periods. Her artwork captures a unique vision of the world's beauty and reflections from her international travels. This exhibition provides insight into her significant artistic career.
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Discover the pivotal events leading to the Dutch constitutional monarchy.
Explore the compelling story of Amsterdam's liberation from Napoleonic rule in 1813. This exhibition highlights the Russian Cossacks' critical role and its enduring impact on Dutch national identity.
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Connecting Amsterdam's wealth to its colonial past and the legacy of slavery.
This exhibition examines how Amsterdam's canal district prospered through global trade. It highlights the indispensable role of enslaved people from West Africa in generating this historical wealth, linking past economic foundations with current societal discussions.
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Discover the architectural flexibility of historic Amsterdam canal houses.
This exhibition examines the hidden interior changes of Amsterdam's canal houses over four centuries. Witness how TU Delft student research brings to light the surprising flexibility and adaptability behind their historic facades.
Het Grachtenpand ExhibitionA curated selection of artistic and historical programs to explore.
Delve into the vibrant world of Amsterdam's museum programs, showcasing a variety of themes from contemporary art to historical artifacts. Uncover engaging cultural exhibitions across the city's numerous venues, offering enriching experiences for all interests.
