MARIE TAK VAN POORTVLIET MUSEUM DOMBURG
The museum is open daily
from 10:00 till 17:00 hrs.
YOU ARE VERY WELCOME IN THE MUSEUM, THE MUSEUM SHOP AND AT THE TOURIST INFO DESK.
- Sept. 12, 2021 until incl. April 24, 2022 – extended until June 19, 2022
THE UNVEILING. AN INTRODUCTION TO A COLLECTION
The Exhibition The Unveiling. An introduction to a collection introduces the visitor of the MTVP Museum Domburg to important works from the European collection of paintings managed by the ICEAC, the International Centre for the Research and Documentation of European Artists’ Colonies in Domburg.
With work by, among others: Jan Toorop, Ferdinand Hart Nibbrig, Jacoba van Heemskerck, Mies Elout-Drabbe, Lodewijk Schelfhout, Maurice en Sárika Góth, Jeanne Bieruma Oosting, James McNeill Whistler, Herman Heijenbrock, Pieter de Josselin de Jong, Rik Roland Holst, Willem Witsen, Marius Bauer, Otto van Rees, Jan Sluijters, Paul Gabriël, Willem Roelofs, Théophile de Bock, Vilmos Huszár, Bram van Velde, Jan Wiegers, Remko Watjer, Max Liebermann, Paul Müller-Kaempff, Heinrich Vogeler, David en Pieter Oyens, Charles Tschaggeny, Edgard Farasyn, Emmanuel Viérin, Maurice Denis, Vanessa Bell, Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Wassily Kandinsky, Franz Marc, Erich Heckel, Lyonel Feininger, Adolf Hölzel, Kurt Schwitters, Carry van Biema, Ida Kerkovius, Hannah Höch, Oskar Kokoschka en Julia Maurer.
- From 03.07.2022 till 12.02.2023
STIFF AND STOUT – THE PATH OF JO KOSTER AND DORA KOCH-STETTER
That the Dutch Jo Koster and the German Dora Stetter both have been connected to a variety of European Artists’ Colonies, is clearly expressed in their work. In a beautiful survey of – inter alia – in Domburg, Staphorst, Heeze, Knokke en Ahrenshoop created paintings and graphic works, the similarities and differences between them are shown. With Jo Koster’s work as a guideline, the Summer Exhibition 2022 of the MTVP Museum Domburg follows the development of two female artists, who started traditionally but then unfolded their talents, one particularly in the French neo-impressionist and the other one mainly in the German expressionist sense. Stiffly persevering and stoutly digesting, or: their path was stiff, but the women were stout!
- IN THE MUSEUM GARDEN



‘Beauty in response to the ugliness’
Remko Watjer, Expressionist landscape, no date

