Rubens, Van Eyck, Fouquet, Ensor, Magritte and other great names besides. That’s the KMSKA collection. Their art is travelling the world right now or waiting patiently in storage. Because we’re renovating our museum. In the meantime, our curators have been working hard on the new presentation of the collection. Come and take a peek backstage!
It’s not possible to visit the collection for the time being. In the meantime, we’re working hard on a new museum. Our masters aren’t sitting still either. Visit them near you, or travel with them. All over the world.
Since 2016 the museum can count on the support of the National Lottery for the restorations of the artworks.
Karin Borghouts has been photographing the renovation of the KMSKA since 2011. She also spent two years retracing Vincent van Gogh’s footste
The Madonna of Fouquet is back from Los Angeles. Starting from 5 October you can admire her at Museum Mayer van den Bergh in Antwerp.
De restauratoren restaureren in grote getale. Gewapend met penselen, pigmenten en wattenstaafjes stomen ze de werken klaar. Kijk mee!
A team of researchers, art historians and conservators examined the masterpiece from the KMSKA at The Getty in Los Angeles.
Which works of art from the KMSKA collection inspire artists today? And why?
The Musée Rops in Namur is presenting a survey of work by Henri De Braekeleer – the forgotten painter of scenes from Old Antwerp.
Jean Fouquet’s Madonna is the KMSKA’s outstanding masterpiece. Hardly surprising, as it’s an exceptional work. But why is that?
The restoration workshop has been hard at work. Several exceptional works by Peter Paul Rubens are restored in recent years. An overview.
