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Opening of first Van Gogh exhibition in Taiwan

On December 10th the exhibition Van Gogh: the Flaming Soul opened with a bang at the National Museum of History in Taipei (Taiwan). The exhibition showcases more than 70 drawings and 20...

Expose! Compile your own exhibition!

It is surely the dream of every museum visitor: to wander around the depot of a museum and compile one’s own exhibition. With the unique exhibition Expose – The most beautiful works on paper,...

Vote for your favourite works of art!

Until January 17th 2010 you can vote for your favourite works of art in 'Expose - The Most Beautiful Works on Paper'. Unfortunately the website is only in Dutch but maybe you will...

Conservation Flowers in a blue vase

This winter, the Kröller-Müller Museum will organize an exhibition in Taiwan of works by Vincent van Gogh from its collection, entitled Van Gogh: the Flaming Soul. For this event,...

The Van Deventer-bequest

In 2005 the Kröller-Müller Museum received an outstanding bequest of twenty-eight works from the estate of Jan Salomon Rudy Karl-Eugen (Rudi) van Deventer. Rudi van Deventer was the...

Melting snow

This small exhibition on the theme of winter comprised works from the permanent collection, the majority of which came from the collection assembled by Helene and Anton...

Vincent & Helene - to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Van Gogh's birth

Between 1908 and 1929 Helene Kröller-Müller (1869 – 1939), the Kröller-Müller Museum’s founder, assembled a collection of almost three hundred works by...

Helene's favourites

Following the successful exhibition 'Vincent & Helene', the Kröller-Müller Museum presents 'Helene’s Favourites' from 10 August 2004 – 1 September 2005. The...

Another space

For the first time in the museum’s history, Another Space presented a completely new installation of works in the Van de Velde wing comprising an exciting selection from the...

The art tsar, H.P. Bremmer

New closing date: February 25th An exhibition in association with the publication of the book 'De Kunstpaus - H.P.Bremmer 1871-1956' by Hildelies Balk (published bij THOTH,...

The riddle of ‘Double Ingres’ - Van Gogh's drawings in the Kröller-Müller Museum re-examined

On 11 Oktober 2007 the Kröller-Müller Museum will open the exhibition The riddle of ‘Double Ingres’ . The exhibition coincides with the publication of a...

Vincent van Gogh: ‘Four sunflowers gone to seed’

One hundred years ago, on 8 August 1908, Helene Kröller-Müller purchased the painting ‘Four sunflowers gone to seed’ by Vincent van Gogh. In honour of this, the museum...

Joost van den Toorn and the outsider art

In the print room, the museum is showing bronze and ceramic sculptures by Dutch artist Joost van den Toorn, in combination with a collection of outsider art accumulated by the artist himself....

The riddle of ‘Double Ingres’ – Van Gogh’s drawings in the Kröller-Müller Museum reconsidered

Press-release announcing the exhibition that coincides with the publication of the catalogue ‘The drawings and prints by Vincent van Gogh in the collection of the...

Paintings and drawings of Vincent van Gogh on show in Korea

Press-release on the exhibition 'Van Gogh, Voyage into the myth'in the Seoul Museum of Art. Press-release is in Dutch)

New presentation and last month of Van Gogh drawings

Press-release on the exhibition A selection from the collection of contemporary art and The riddel of 'Double-Ingres'. Press-release is in Dutch.

Advanced X-ray analysis reveals a Van Gogh portrait

Press release on the discovery of a Van Gogh portrait (press release is in Dutch)

Kröller-Müller museum commemorates first important Van Gogh acquisition

Press release on a small presentation about the painting Four sunflowers gone to seed by Vincent van Gogh (from 08.08.08 until 19.10.08). Press release in in Dutch.

Van Gogh opera by Frank Groothof in Kröller-Müller Museum

Press-release on the opera Vincent Van Gogh, A Life in Paintings on Saturday December 27. The opera is a Dutch-language production. (Press-release is in Dutch)

The collection

Helene Kröller-Müller began collecting art in around 1905. The idea arose when she and her daughter enrolled in a course in art appreciation that was taught by H.P. Bremmer, an...

Arthistoric

The department Scientific Research contributes to the careful distribution of information about the history of the Kröller-Müller Museum and the collection. An important tool is the...

Collection

The collection of the museum consists of the extensive collection of works by Vincent van Gogh, one of the most impressive overviews of his work. George Seurat, Pablo Picasso, Fernand...

Aims

Mission The Kröller-Müller Museum is a museum for the visual arts in the midst of peace, space and nature. The museum offers visitors the opportunity to come eye-to-eye with works of...

Why sponsoring?

“Assembled for the instruction and enjoyment of society, this collection serves to give a clear picture of the developments of individual modern artists and of the art of our time in...

Patrons of the Kröller-Müller Museum

BankGiro Lottery Since 2000 the Kröller-Müller Museum has been a beneficiary of the BankGiro Lottery (formerly the Sponsor Lottery). The museum receives an annual sum for important...

Introduction

The KMM-OnlineShop opens Tuesday 9 February 2010The new online shop of the Kröller-Müller Museum is your gateway to a rich selection of items available from the museum shop: -...

The vision of Helene Kröller

In 1925 Helene Kröller-Müller came out with her Observations on Issues in the Development of Modern Painting, which she published privately. In this book she identified two movements...

Information centre

The Information Centre is a multi-functional area where visitors can find information about the museum and the collection. The centre offers space for children’s workshops and...

Receptions

“Assembled for the instruction and enjoyment of society, this collection serves to give a clear picture of the developments of individual modern artists and of the art of our time in...

Frequently asked questions

Why do the Van Gogh paintings have broad wooden frames? The frames of the Van Gogh paintings are replicas of those by Jacques van den Bosch. They are similar to the type of frame Helene...

Detective game

The museum has developed the ‘detective game’ specially for families with children. This game, which is available for free in the museum, sets task and poses interesting questions...

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