The magnificent museum in the Palace Huis Huis Ten Bosch houses a large collection of world art, including Rembrandt's copperplate engravings. Among them, the collection of MC Escher, who is famous for "trompe l'oeil", is one of the best in the world. The 19m high and 11m wide dome-shaped mural “Anti-War and Peace” is a spectacular sight.
[Period] March 14, 2025 to June 8, 2025
The ethnic materials at Huis Ten Bosch mainly consist of 19th century Dutch national costumes, accessories, and folk materials that were actually worn by people at that time. Dutch national costumes have over 70 variations and are unparalleled in other countries. This exhibition displays national costumes and accessories from each region, showcasing not only their beauty but also their diversity, design, and techniques.
Click here for detailsDate and time: Every Saturday from 13:00 (approximately 30 minutes)
*Please gather at the Huis Ten Bosch Museum entrance before the start of the event.
A gallery talk will be held for the Dutch Lifestyle Exhibition, where the curator in charge will give an explanation of the Dutch folklore materials.
We will be introducing paintings of folk costumes from various parts of the Netherlands from the early to mid-19th century, taken from the book "Dutch Regional Costumes Drawn from Life" by two 19th century Dutch painters, VALENTYN BING (1812-95) and BRAET VON UEBERFELDT (1807-94).
From the dozens of automatic musical instruments owned by Huis Ten Bosch, a carefully selected selection will be exhibited, with a focus on antique music boxes from the 19th century.
Enjoy the world of music boxes, which are said to have originated in Europe and were brought to Japan by Dutch merchants.
Name | Huis Ten Bosch Museum |
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Location | K-20 Palace Huis Ten Bosch |
Time required | Half an hour |
*You must present Huis Ten Bosch admission passport upon entry.
[Usage Restrictions]
The following people cannot use this service:
・People under the influence of alcohol ※Museum
・If the host crew determines that the guest is not appropriate
[Notes]
・Please do not touch the exhibits or display cases.
・Please do not run inside the building.
・Please refrain from entering the museum in electric carts.
・Please refrain from using flash photography to protect the artworks.
・To protect the artworks, please refrain from bringing umbrellas, parasols, food, drinks, items that are wet or have water droplets on them, or any other items that may damage the exhibits into the exhibition room.
・Anyone who causes a nuisance or behaves in a way that may damage the artwork, or who does not follow the instructions of the host crew, may be asked to leave.
*The final reception time may change depending on the congestion situation.
[Wheel Chair Users]
Wheel Chair access available