Guided Tour of Manhattan Masters
Rembrandt and Friends from the Frick NYC
By Jane Choy-Thurlow
The 200th Anniversary year of the Mauritshuis concludes with a very special exhibition: 10 paintings from The Frick Collection in New York. This will be a one-time opportunity to view this selection of paintings in Europe, which (with one exception) left the continent more than 100 years ago and have been in the United States ever since. One of the greatest masterpieces on view will be Rembrandt’s self-portrait from 1658. The painter immortalised himself many times, but many consider this self-portrait to be one of the very best.
The founder of the The Frick Collection was the industrialist Henry Clay Frick (1849-1919), who also built the house where the present-day museum is located. He also stipulated that his paintings should never be lent out but due to the special relationship between the Frick and Mauritshuis, we will be able to see 10 of them here in the Mauritshuis.
NOTE: When the maximum number of participants has been reached, you can add your name to the WAITLIST by going to the calendar page on the AWC website: https://www.awcthehague.org/site/calendar/
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Members/Guests: €15/€18 (plus museum entrance ticket; free with Museum Pass)
Min/Max: 7/15
Registration/Cancellation Deadline: 9 November