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Amsterdam is getting a stunning new sculpture garden featuring works by modern masters like Alberto Giacometti and Louise Bourgeois, and everyone can visit for free. The $70 million project will transform three pavilions into a green oasis just steps from the famous Rijksmuseum.
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum transforms ancient Greek and Roman tales into a stunning exhibition featuring masterpieces from Titian to Rodin. The show proves how timeless stories of transformation still speak to modern hearts.
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A family joked about their painting being a real Rembrandt because of its bold signature. After 60 years of experts saying it wasn't authentic, the Rijksmuseum just proved them right.
A painting dismissed as a forgery in 1960 has been confirmed as an authentic Rembrandt masterpiece after two years of cutting-edge analysis. The anonymous owner had no idea what he had when he first contacted Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum.
The Rijksmuseum is giving Holocaust victims their stories back through a powerful new exhibition featuring family archives donated by descendants. After nearly 80 years of being "erased from history," these personal objects ensure their memories will live on.
A rare 17th-century artist's sketchbook containing 30 perfectly preserved drawings just found its forever home at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum. The sketches survived intact for nearly 400 years, a remarkable feat when most similar works were torn apart and lost to history.
A forgotten masterpiece by Dutch painter Rembrandt has been authenticated after disappearing from public view for more than six decades. The 1633 painting will go on display in Amsterdam this week.
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Visitors to Venice's Gallerie dell'Accademia can now watch conservators restore a massive 15th-century Giovanni Bellini altarpiece right before their eyes. The ambitious public restoration turns art preservation into an educational experience.
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A Dutch soldier disappeared from a 17th-century painting for nearly 200 years, erased by someone who thought the scene looked too rowdy. Now conservators have brought him back, revealing the artwork's original playful story about a drinking game gone wrong.