林布兰故居博物馆 (rembrandt house)

cararose1977

如果你看了其它评论对这个博物馆有所担心的话,那么你花点儿时间去看看这个博物馆的网页,然后再做决定。这儿陈列的全都是伦勃朗的物品......包括他的房子......当他破产时被拍卖了。现在我们看到的房子和画作都是根据拍卖清单所复原的。我站在伦勃朗画他的杰作的地方!真正的瑰宝是顶楼展出的那些蚀刻画板以及画板的创作和使用过程的解释说明。许多著名的画板摆放在这儿展示了伦勃朗的艺术技巧。其它的画面则展示了他的作品。这是个了解伦勃朗的地方。

Ninking

这个博物馆很小,但是布置得很漂亮。林布兰特里的每个房间,你只要花上72块钱就可以观赏。里面有蚀刻版画和油画还有两张很漂亮的铜版画等。每一组蚀刻都很形象,还有详细的注释,这些注释包括它们之间在效果上和技术方面的细微差别。如果你都对这些很熟悉了的话,那么你将会学到很多关于它的设计方法。

Diaaane

我不是一个大画家,也不是一个蚀刻版画迷,但是这间博物馆真的相当有趣。你可以看到一些人在17世纪是如何生活的,还有林布兰特有一间大房子,那时没有那儿比得上阿姆斯特丹居民的平均水平。蚀刻版画展览在4楼,这里展示的蚀刻版画非常漂亮,工作人员会详细地给你讲解蚀刻版画是什么,是如何制作成的。对我来说,这里是阿姆斯特丹的一个好去处,即使你不喜欢艺术。

SEG2

这地方几乎全部都是重建的,原来那个时代的建筑留下来的已经很少了。顶楼包含一个Rembrant出版物的特殊展览。另一层有一个关于怎样制作油画和印刷物的展览。我想这里难道没有任何关于Rembrant的绘画吗?

Olive23

我推荐区林布兰特博物馆。真的像一个迷你博物馆。我不但能看见林布兰特所有的房子,还有许多其和其他荷兰大师的艺术作品。我不是一个艺术爱好者,但是我也觉得是一次不错的体验。

R0sie2005

Totally entrancing to see and be where a great painter had lived and worked ,even though the lift was not working the climb up the spiral staircases was worth it

LewisP25

An interesting look into the man and his life however if you're looking for Rembrandt the artist make your way to the Rijksmuseum

debsteroonie

A visit to an historical house - rooms, kitchen. There were demonstations of printmaking and color preparation.

855JohnG

Well planned, and the demonstrations laid on really help you understand the techniques used - but you need to be quick to spot when they're on as the timetable only seems to be published on little 'clocks' in some of the rooms.Staff all very helpful

113niks

Do not pay to go in here. Many people don't realise this but the large majority of items in the Huis are NOT from Rembrandt's time - they have been acquired from elsewhere and placed to make the house look like it did when Rembrandt lived in it. This museum is pretty much one big re-contsruction of what the house 'could' have looked like! Also, don't expect a house full of Rembrandt art as we did - there's barely anything by Rembrandt in here, it's mainly the dregs of what Rijksmuseum rejected, and what Rembrandt's students produced. If you want to appreciate Rembrandt, there's only one museum: the Rijksmuseum (which is fantastic).

IanB315

This is a superbly restored, large house Rembrandt lived in until he became bankrupt. They have gone to great lengths to find the objects of the period to achieve an authentic feel. Mission accomplished!The audio guide brings everything to life. The narrow stairs between floors could be a challenge to some but are worth it. Each floor and room tells a different story of the man. The studio was my favorite.The reproductions in the museum do a great job in completing the story. I am now ready for the Rijksmuseum.Do not miss the Rembrandt House.

WendyT600

You will not see many paintings. You will learn about what life was like for an art teacher and artist during his era. His house helps feel the history. His collection of rare objects fascinated me. See how he slept in a little box bed. See took how paint was mixed and feel the light of his studio.

E7957CIjohnm

It revealed his home life & his domestic circumstances as well as Amsterdam life thenIt is boring to have to increase my review artificially

Greenshaw

Rembrandt lived here until he went bankrupt, which resulted in everything in the house being itemised in detail. This I believe was the bases for the restoration of the house which is as it was when the great man lived here. There have demonstrations on print making and talks how paints were made in the day. There are etchings of Rembrandt and paintings by many of his students. The entrance fee includes an audio guide in many languages which gives great insights to the house and exhibits. Trams 9 & 14 go there, get off at Waterlooplein.

RandyKasal

I have to say of all the places I've been in the world, this is still one of the most fascinating to me. He had a phenomenal collection of eclectic items to aid in his art. His studio I could spend hours in. So simple with wide plank unfinished floors. Yet, this is where genius with talent worked. You can see printmaking as well as finished works of his. His kitchen, bed, etc.