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Trang chủ / Thẻ Amsterdam
+ art and history museum + rijksmuseum 51
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Rembrandt experiments with light in this self-portrait
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Rembrandt's masterpiece, the Night Watch
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Rembrandt's Night Watch is a portrait of a group of the city's militiamen
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Rembrandt's Portrait of a Woman - possibly Maria Trip
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Rembrant's 1642 signature on the Night Watch
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Rijksmuseum gallery
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Rijksmuseum gallery
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Rijksmuseum garden
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Silver trowel used in the laying of the first stone of Amsterdam's Town Hall
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Stained glass window
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Still Life with a turkey pie by Pieter Claesz, a Dutch Golden Age painter of still lifes
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Taking selfies at the Rijksmuseum
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The Battle of Waterloo is the largest painting in the Rijksmuseum. The central figure in black cloak is the Duke of Wellington
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The Duke of Wellington, the central figure in this painting
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The iamsterdam slogan is a city icon that's popular with visitors doing selfies
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The Jewish Bride by Rembrandt (1667)
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The Love Letter by Johannes Vermeer
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The main characters in the Battle of Waterloo painting
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The Massacre of the Innocents by Cornelis C van Haarlem
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The Merry Drinker by Frans Hals
