On February 25, Francisca van Vloten’s fascinating quest for an alleged Mondrian will appear. ‘Forever indebted’ is No. 1 in the ICEAC Book Series. The English art critic Charles Darwent: “It is a fascinating story – the thrill is often in the research, I find, rather than in the conclusion.” Francisca van Vloten, Forever indebted….
In the museum shop you will find all kinds of gifts for young and old. Come and have a look and then at the same time visit our beautiful and acclaimed exhibition STUBBORN AND STURDY. Due to success extended until March 12, 2023!
The very successful book about the artists’ colony Domburg is in its third printing! After a few adjustments – the Haags Gemeentemuseum became Kunstmuseum Den Haag, some works changed owners and an extra check was applied to the stylish execution – the edition is even more beautiful and more valuable and therefore indispensable for the…
The Friends’ Evening 2022 of the Museum took place on August 3 and started with a fascinating lecture about 17th century flower still lifes by Marie Claire Valck Lucassen in the Domburg NH church. In the museum, chairman of the board Arnold van Houtum then explained the state of affairs regarding the renovation and expansion…
A Mondrian tree? This special, low-crown yew dates from the second half of the 18th century. Like many other trees in the Manteling, it owes its capricious shape in part to the sea breeze that had free rein. In the period 1908-1915/1916, the later world-famous painter Piet Mondrian often visited Domburg. He took long bike…
on Saturday, July 2, 2022 in the Museum Garden
Great attention to Jo Koster in Museum Tijdschrift nr. 4, 2022! On account of the upcoming exhibition STUG EN STOER / STUBBORN AND STURDY, the magazine already published an extensive article. The exhibition can be seen from July 3, 2022 until incl. February 12, 2023. A publication dedicated to Jo Koster and Dora Koch-Stetter will…
On May 18, the MTVP Museum will be open from 10:00 to 17:00 hrs.
The Museum Domburg acquires a special Jacoba van Heemskerck drawing. Early this year, museum curator Francisca van Vloten was able to purchase a special ink drawing from about 1915 by Jacoba van Heemskerck, drawn on Bristol (paper) cardboard, at an auction in Berlin. An important asset to the museum collection!
On March 24, the Museum organised a wonderful day with three school classes from Vlissingen, whose pupils together with their teachers not only soaked up the beauty and solace of culture, but also rolled up their sleeves under the guidance of our collaborators.