The Rijksmuseum Bulletin is the English language academic journal of the Rijksmuseum, published quarterly.
The Rijksmuseum Bulletin
The Rijksmuseum Bulletin 2020/3
Jan de Hond, Amélie Couvrat-Desvergnes, Leila Sauvage, Forough Sajadi and Paolo d’Imporzano
An Iranian Youth in an Album from Zwolle
Erik Odegard
Re-examining the Rijksmuseum’s Oldest Ship Model: A 44-Gun Directorate Ship?
Esther van Duijn
Head and Hands: Arthur van Schendel and Henricus Mertens, and Their Role in the Development of the Rijksmuseum’s Paintings Restoration Studio 1930-70
Marion Anker, Reinier Baarsen, Dirk Jan Biemond, Sander Bink, Jeroen ter Brugge, Ludo van Halem, Jenny Reynaerts, Pieter Roelofs, Frits Scholten, Amir Sidharta and Eveline Sint Nicolaas
Acquisitions: Fine and Applied Arts, and History
The Rijksmuseum Bulletin abstracts (pdf)
About The Rijksmuseum Bulletin
The Rijksmuseum Bulletin is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal presenting scholarly articles that contribute to historical and art-historical research into the Rijksmuseum collections to an international audience of curators, scholars, students, art professionals and enthusiasts.
Scientific research into objects and works of art by museum experts is often published in The Rijksmuseum Bulletin. However, authors from outside the museum are very welcome to contribute.
The Rijksmuseum Bulletin is published by the Rijksmuseum Publications Department.
Editorial Board: dr Rachel Esner (University of Amsterdam), Cornelia Homburg (independent), Danielle Kisluk-Grosheide (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), prof dr Susan Legene (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), prof dr Karin Leonhard (University of Konstanz), prof dr Volker Manuth (Radboud University, Nijmegen), dr Nadine Orenstein (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), prof dr Maarten Prak (Utrecht University), Niek van Sas (University of Amsterdam), Saskia Scheltjens (Rijksmuseum)
Editors: Ludo van Halem, Erma Hermens, Erik Hinterding en Maria Holtrop
Associate and managing editor: Anne-Maria van Egmond
The Rijksmuseum Bulletin in scientific databases
The Rijksmuseum Bulletin is available in JSTOR (Arts & Sciences VIII Collection) from vol. 1 (1953) and indexed in Web of Science (Social Sciences / Arts and Humanities Citation Index) from vol. 59 (2011), in Scopus (Social Sciences / Arts and Humanities Index) from vol. 57 (2009) and in ERIH PLUS (European Reference Index for the Humanities and the Social Sciences) from vol. 1 (1953). For more information, please visit www.jstor.org, www.webofscience.com, www.elsevier.com and erihplus.nsd.no.
Editorial office
Anne-Maria van Egmond
Rijksmuseum Publications Department
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1070 DN Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Email: bulletin@rijksmuseum.nl
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Volume 69, 2021 (4 issues)
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Authors
Manuscripts may be submitted for publication with or without invitation from the editors. Please read the instructions for authors.