Apart from early French statues and medieval German aquamanilia, room 0.2 offers amazing Italian panel paintings from the 12th-14th Century.
Sint-Franciscus van Assisi ontvangt…
Lorenzo Monaco
Is it possible to identify so intensely with Christ on the cross, that your own hands and feet start bleeding? The power of mirror neurons?
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Bezoek nu in het museum
15 kunstwerken uit deze verzameling zijn nu te zien in het Rijksmuseum. Bekijk de route en volg deze met de gratis Rijksmuseum app.
Bekijk deze routeSint-Hiëronymus in zijn…
Lorenzo Monaco
Paintings of a scholar in his study have always been the favourites of art historians, who recognize themselves... and the house-cat.
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Maria Magdalena
Carlo Crivelli
It is the largest painting in the room, 152 cm. high, full-length; it feels as if you are standing next to a gorgeous Venetian courtisane.
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De geseling van Christus
Luca di Tommè
The face of Christ is in front of the pillar, but His golden halo is behind the pillar, that seems to separate Him from that circle of light
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De kruisiging
Niccolò di Pietro Gerini
SPQR - the Senate and the People of Rome - is an acronym that you can still see in Rome, for example on manhole covers. Such continuity!
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Christus aan het kruis, met Maria…
anoniem
Above: a mother with her baby son. Below: same mother with her dead son, 33. So was it all in vain? Nothing could be further from the truth.
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Sint-Nicolaas redt een gehangene
Zanobi di Jacopo Machiavelli
I hate to break the news: this is not ‘the real real Santa’ (Bishop of Myra) but Nicholas of Tolentino. But he was named after Saint Nick.
Christus aan het kruis
Giovanni da Milano
‘Shapes overhead/Of blue and red/Is this the end?/Will you come back again?’ (Sky Sailing: Blue and Red; Adam Young, 2010)
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De kruisafneming en graflegging
anoniem
Maybe Christ was never more human than during those two days between the Crucifixion and the Resurrection.
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Madonna met kind
Meester van Badia a Isola
On loan from Museum Catharijneconvent in Utrecht. If you love room 0.2, pay a visit to that museum as well. It is only 30 minutes by train.
Het martelaarschap van…
Jacobello del Fiore
‘How can God allow torture, murder?’ Here God is watching from between the clouds. In Startrek it is called: the Prime Directive.
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Twee evangelisten
Gherardo Starnina
This is a charismatic man. God bestowed upon him the Gnadengabe, the ‘gift of grace’ of being a great writer so he can spread the Good News.
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Twee evangelisten
Gherardo Starnina
What do those words in the book mean? Some letters seem to be recognizable. There must be computer-software to crack the code.
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De zweetdoek van de heilige…
anoniem
The Holy Face on the Veil of Veronica sometimes reminds me of Walter Benjamin: The work of art in the age... Too irreverent?
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Maria
Lorenzo di Niccolò
Because Gabriel has been disaggregated from this piece, one gets the impression that it is the dove delivering the happy news to Mary..
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De kruisafneming en graflegging
anoniem
Yes, the Byzantine style creates a distance for the modern spectator. But look at Mary: her hand covers her mouth, her arm rests on her son.
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