In the nineteenth century, the Netherlands was established as a kingdom – which it still is today – and witnessed major scientific breakthroughs that led to large-scale modernization. The metre, kilogramme and photography were all introduced in this period. Painting took flight and became increasingly individualistic as the century progressed.
The 19th century (1800–1900)
1800-1900: Waterloo and King William I
1800-1900: Waterloo and King William I
The Hague School / Amsterdam Impressionists
1800-1900: The Netherlands overseas
1800-1900: The Netherlands overseas
1800-1900: Romanticism in the Netherlands
History of the Rijksmuseum
Our online collection contains many photographs of the Rijksmuseum throughout the years. This link shows, for instance, what the Impressionists 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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Self-portrait -
Girl in a White Kimono -
The Battle of Waterloo -
Case with Duelling Pistols -
Italian Landscape with Umbrella Pines -
Piano Practice Interrupted -
Of One Heart -
Portrait of William I, King of the Netherlands -
Toilet Mirror -
Mantle clock (pendule) -
Shipwreck off a Rocky Coast -
Silver cabinet -
Donkey Rides on the Beach -
Children of the Sea
Where in the museum?
