Discover the museum's masterpieces and find out more about Rubens' Venus Frigida or The Intrigue by James Ensor. These objects are currently not on display.
Collection
The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA) conserves about 7600 paintings, sculptures,
drawings and prints. Major ensembles by the
Flemish Primitives,
Peter Paul Rubens and the
Baroque,
Henri De Braekeleer and the
Flemish expressionists characterise the institution. The museum has the most
important
Ensor collection in the world and the largest collection of works by
Rik Wouters.
In addition to works of art from the Southern Netherlands and Belgium, it also houses a
number of remarkable top works from abroad, including paintings by
Jean Fouquet,
Titian and
Amedeo Modigliani and sculptures by
Ossip Zadkine and
Auguste Rodin.
The museum building will no longer be accessible for the duration of the renovation.
A virtual visit to the Rubens room.
The Rubens room is the pride of the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp. It is filled with enormous paintings by Peter Paul Rubens. This 3D-simulation will allow you to visit the room whenever you wish to.
The museum library and the archive will be closed from 1 August until 30 September.
On 3 October, the public will be able to visit the museum's brand-new reading-room at
Kievitplein, right next to Antwerp Central Station.
General information
LEOPOLD DE WAELPLAATS B-2000 ANTWERP
T +32 (0)3 224 95 50
