More than thirty galleries are devoted to the glory of the Dutch Golden Age, when the young merchant republic enjoyed its heyday as a world leader in trade, science and scholarship and the art of war and the fine arts.
The 17th century (1600–1700)
1600–1700: Naval power
1600-1700: The young Rembrandt
1600-1700: The Netherlands overseas
1600-1700: King-Stadtholder William III and Mary Stuart
1600-1700: French court art
History of the Rijksmuseum
Our online collection contains many photographs of the Rijksmuseum throughout the years. This link shows, for instance, what the Young Rembrandt gallery used to look like.
Curious about the rich history of Rijksmuseum building and galleries? Take a look in the historical archive.
To see here
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Portrait of a Woman, Probably Maria Trip (1619-1683) -
Boekenkist mogelijk van Hugo de Groot -
Fishing for Souls -
Portrait of William I, Prince of Orange -
Two salt-cellars, one with Cain and Abel, and one with the Sacrifice… -
The Castle of Batavia -
Cephalus and Procris -
Musical Company -
Art cabinet -
Still Life with Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase -
Portrait of Catherine Behaghel -
Greyhound -
Emblematic Still Life with Flagon, Glass, Jug and Bridle -
Winter Landscape with Ice Skaters -
Roemer with a poem to Constantijn Huygens -
Self-portrait -
Brazilian Village -
Dolls’ house of Petronella Oortman
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