Hieronymous Bosch Art Centre
Hieronymous Bosch Art Centre Reviews
Nov 25, 2007
Hieronymous Bosch was a mediaval painter, famous today for his surreal, disturbing works about Hell and morality. most of his most famous works of art are scattered around the world - there are several in teh Prado in Madrid, for example. But Den Bosch, his hometown, is host to a huge collection of painted, good quality reproductions of his work.
The museum is in a former church, which in itself is stunningly beautiful, full of mosaics and stained glass windows. Against this background are set the reproductions and a collection of large models of some of the most famous creatures, demons and characters from his paintings. An audio guide is available in English, and offers a tour starting in the tower of the church and working its way down. It was very interesting. Guided tours with a person are only available in Dutch. In the basement is a recreation of Bosch's studio. There is a shop and a café. The museumkaart is not valid here. Part of the Utrecht 2007 travel blog |
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Nov 25, 2007
I met Michel and Edith slightly late, having been distracted by several statues on the way, and we went to the Bosch arts centre, dedicated to Hieronymous Bosch, who is top of the list of people whose imaginations I would not like to be in. Sin, death, demons, and people doing really improbable looking things to each other in giant floating shoes or flying fish… Den Bosch |
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