Located in the deepest part of Huis Ten Bosch, Palace Huis Huis Ten Bosch. The building has been faithfully recreation with special permission from the Dutch royal family. Based on the history of the Dutch palace, the Huis Ten Bosch Museum is set up in the building. The museum holds special exhibitions three or four times a year that introduce various works from around the world. The collection includes a large number of oil paintings produced in the 17th century, commonly known as the Dutch Golden Age, and prints by MC Escher, who is famous for his trompe l'oeil.
MC Escher's work list is here
A vast Dutch baroque garden behind the palace, with the ultimate in European sculptural beauty. This garden was designed by French landscape architect Daniel Mallow for the Dutch palace in the 18th century, but never realized. in the garden ", the drawings that had been stored in the original Huis Ten Bosch was revived in.
A copperplate print by Rembrandt, a master of 17th century Dutch painting. Rembrandt made about 300 copperplate prints in his lifetime, but only about 70 copperplates were used for printing. Huis Ten Bosch Museum owns the copper plate itself, which is a valuable example of the Dutch art collection.
* Not exhibited at the current exhibition.
Japan's largest dome-shaped mural "Mural Room". The height is 19m, the maximum width is 11m, and the area is 825㎡, which is equivalent to 412 tatami mats. This mural was completed over four years by up-and-coming Dutch painter Rob Sforte and a total of 40 artists. The title is "Antiwar and Peace".
Palace Huis Ten Bosch
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The exhibition focuses on Koimari, which was exported to Europe during the Edo period. Japanese porcelain produced in Arita traveled to the world from Dejima, Nagasaki on a Dutch ship, and was enthusiastically loved in Europe. A wide variety of wares were made, starting with blue dyeing, to luxurious ones with plenty of red, indigo, and gold. This museum introduces the history of such porcelain. There are also about 3,000 pieces of porcelain decorated with Arita porcelain, and a small special exhibition that introduces works that you can't usually see.
A recreation of the Porcelain Cabinet, a porcelain room in the Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin, Germany. A space that can be said to be a symbol of wealth and power, decorated with about 3,000 pieces of expensive porcelain at that time. It can be said that the fusion of Western art and Eastern hobbies is an art that should be imprinted on your eyes.
There are various types of Kakiemon style dolls. One of them is this tiger figurine. Although it is a pair of works, the striped pattern is symmetrical as if it were reflected in a mirror. It's a charming face that makes you feel cute when you look at it all the time.
At the 1873 Vienna World's Fair in Austria, a large vase that exceeded the height of a person and a platter with a diameter of about 1 m were exhibited, and people not only in Europe but all over the world were amazed at the huge porcelain produced by the Japanese. It remains in the literature at that time.
The platter, which also played a leading role, is currently spending a leisurely time at time at the hotel.
Porcelain Museum
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Glass Museum, located in the Stadhaus, which imitates the city hall of Gouda, the Netherlands, which is famous for its cheese, introduces glass works from around the world. There are a wide variety of glass types and techniques, such as cutting techniques that increase the brightness, colored glass, and works that use chemical reactions. In the exhibition room on the 2nd floor, works are displayed by technique, mainly Bohemian glass from the Czech Republic. In the 3rd floor exhibition room, you can enjoy the glimmering glass of Venice, the Netherlands, China, and other parts of the world.
A gorgeous chandelier made from 4628 glass parts and 65 glass fire shops. Introducing a chandelier using crystal parts cut in the latter half of the 17th century. In the 18th century, in addition to crystals, those with crystal drops were made, further increasing the luxury. This work uses the Grabure technique to design a morning glory in a fire shop, and combines transparent glass with green and red parts to create an oriental atmosphere.
It was produced in 1875 at the Russian Imperial Glass Factory, which was founded in 1777. From the beginning, this factory aims to manufacture high-grade glass. It is said that it was used in the palace, using a golden decoration on a green space and a decoration technique called red and green cabochon like beads.
This work was designed by Moritz Knerf for Robmeyer in Vienna, based on the figure of the Russian candles of Marquis Berndorn. An extremely elaborate and beautiful work with an arabesque pattern drawn in enamel throughout.
Glass Museum
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Teddy Bear Kingdom is located inside Najenrode Castle, recreation of an actual castle in Utrecht, Netherlands. Here, we are exhibiting teddy bears that are loved across generations and regions. Starting with stuffed animals made by German company Steiff, which is said to be the creator of teddy bears, works related to the American president, Theodoer Roosevelt who is the origin of the word, and works made by top artists in the world. , Introduced with over 600 bears.
A giant bear with a sitting height of 3.6m and a weight of 500kg, which is exhibited in the free zone on the 1st floor of the Teddy Bear Kingdom. You can also enjoy taking a commemorative photo together.
Named "Alice Bear" from the name of Alice Roosevelt, the eldest daughter of the 26th President of the United States, it was specially produced. Theodoer Roosevelt the great-grandson of Theodore Roosevelt, and was introduced on national television programs in the United States.
Bear announced in 1998 by Margaret Steiff to commemorate the 1st anniversary of Kingdom. Made for Huis Ten Bosch Corporation and has a serial number.
We are exhibiting works by teddy bear artists such as Mayumi Yamaura, who is active mainly in Saga and Nagasaki. Please appreciate the work created with all your heart.