Rijksmuseum

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art museum museum building national museum

The Rijksmuseum is the Netherlands’ national museum in Amsterdam, renowned for its vast collection of Dutch Golden Age masterpieces, including works by Rembrandt and Vermeer.

Aliases (20)

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam ×8
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam ×5
Rijksmuseum collection ×5
Rijksmuseum permanent collection ×3
Rijksmuseum catalogue ×2
Rijksmuseum main building ×2
Gallery of Honour, Rijksmuseum ×1
National museums of the Netherlands ×1
Nationale Kunstgalerij ×1
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam underground concourse (with partners) ×1
Rijksmuseum Foundation ×1
Rijksmuseum Gardens ×1
Rijksmuseum Research Library ×1
Rijksmuseum SK-A-2344 ×1
Rijksmuseum Schiphol ×1
Rijksmuseum building complex ×1
Rijksmuseum buildings and structures ×1
Rijksmuseum central atrium ×1
Rijksmuseum collection catalogue ×1
Rijksmuseum object number SK-C-5 ×1

Statements (61)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	art museum → museum building → national museum →
architect	Pierre Cuypers →
architecturalStyle	Gothic Revival architecture → Renaissance Revival architecture →
category	Art museums and galleries in the Netherlands → Museums in Amsterdam → National museums of the Netherlands →
collectionFocus	Asian art → Dutch Golden Age painting → Dutch history →
collectionSize	over 1 million objects →
country	Netherlands →
currentBuildingOpened	1885 →
hasCollectionType	Asian art objects → applied arts → drawings → historical objects → paintings → photographs → prints → sculpture →
hasOnlineCollection	yes →
hasPart	Asian Pavilion → Gallery of Honour → Night Watch Gallery → Philips Wing → Rijksmuseum Gardens → Rijksmuseum Research Library →
heritageDesignation	Rijksmonument →
inception	1800 →
languageOfWebsite	Dutch → English →
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity	Amsterdam-Centrum → North Holland →
locatedOnStreet	Museumplein → Stadhouderskade →
location	Amsterdam →
notableArtistInCollection	Frans Hals → Jacob van Ruisdael → Jan Steen → Johannes Vermeer → Rembrandt van Rijn →
notableWorkInCollection	The Battle of Waterloo (Jan Willem Pieneman) → The Jewish Bride → The Merry Family → The Milkmaid → The Night Watch → The Threatened Swan →
numberOfObjectsOnDisplay	around 8,000 →
officialWebsite	https://www.rijksmuseum.nl →
operatedBy	Rijksmuseum Foundation →
originalName	Nationale Kunstgalerij →
ownedBy	Kingdom of the Netherlands →
relocatedTo	Amsterdam →
relocationDate	1808 →
renovationArchitect	Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos →
reopenedAfterRenovation	2013 →
significantEvent	major renovation 2003–2013 →
visitorCountRecord	over 2 million visitors per year →

Referenced by (85)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
De Staalmeesters → Het melkmeisje ("Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam") → Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banning Cocq → Portrait of Elisabeth Bas → Portrait of the Trip Family → The Jewish Bride → The Little Street → The Merry Family → The Milkmaid → The Night Watch → The Sentry → The Syndics of the Drapers’ Guild → The Threatened Swan → Woman in Blue Reading a Letter →	location
De Staalmeesters ("Rijksmuseum collection") → Het melkmeisje → Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banning Cocq ("Rijksmuseum collection") → Portrait of Elisabeth Bas ("Rijksmuseum collection") → The Jewish Bride ("Rijksmuseum collection") → The Milkmaid ("Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam") → The Night Watch → The Threatened Swan ("Rijksmuseum collection") →	collection
Asian Pavilion → De Staalmeesters ("Rijksmuseum permanent collection") → Gallery of Honour → Night Watch Gallery ("Rijksmuseum main building") → Philips Wing → Philips Wing ("Rijksmuseum building complex") → The Syndics of the Drapers’ Guild ("Rijksmuseum permanent collection") → The Threatened Swan ("Rijksmuseum permanent collection") →	partOf
Ferdinand Bol → Govert Flinck → Hendrick Cornelisz. van Vliet → Herman Saftleven → Jacob Willemsz Delff the Elder → Jan Steen → Jan de Baen →	hasWorkInCollection
Asian Pavilion → Gallery of Honour → Night Watch Gallery → Philips Wing →	locatedIn
Asian Pavilion → Night Watch Gallery → Philips Wing → Rijksmuseum ("Rijksmuseum Foundation") →	operatedBy
Asian Pavilion ("Rijksmuseum buildings and structures") → Philips Wing ("Rijksmuseum Amsterdam") → Rijksmuseum ("National museums of the Netherlands") →	category
De Staalmeesters ("Rijksmuseum catalogue") → The Threatened Swan ("Rijksmuseum catalogue") →	describedBySource
Rijksmuseum ("Rijksmuseum Research Library") → Rijksmuseum ("Rijksmuseum Gardens") →	hasPart
Concertgebouw → Heineken Experience brewery →	near
Asian Pavilion → Philips Wing →	ownedBy
Abraham van Beijeren → Paulus Potter ("Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam") →	workInCollection
Johannes Vermeer ("Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam") → Philips Wouwerman →	workPreservedIn
Museumplein →	adjacentTo
Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banning Cocq ("Rijksmuseum object number SK-C-5") →	catalogCode
The Milkmaid ("Rijksmuseum collection catalogue") →	cataloguedIn
Jan Porcellis ("Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam") →	collectionContainsWorksIn
Benthem Crouwel Architekten ("Rijksmuseum Amsterdam underground concourse (with partners)") →	designed
Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banning Cocq ("Gallery of Honour, Rijksmuseum") →	exhibitedAt
Stadhouderskade →	hasAdjacentAttraction
The Little Street ("Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam") →	hasBeenExhibitedAt
Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos ("Rijksmuseum Amsterdam") →	hasClient
Willem Kalf →	hasCollectionIn
Gallery of Honour ("Rijksmuseum Amsterdam") →	hasInstitution
Amsterdam →	hasLandmark
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol ("Rijksmuseum Schiphol") →	hasMuseum
Gallery of Honour ("Rijksmuseum main building") →	locatedInBuilding
Gallery of Honour ("Rijksmuseum central atrium") →	mainAccessFrom
Het melkmeisje ("Rijksmuseum SK-A-2344") →	museumAccessionNumber
Van Gogh Museum →	nearbyAttraction
Stedelijk Museum →	neighboringBuilding
Stedelijk →	neighboringSite
Pierre Cuypers ("Rijksmuseum Amsterdam") →	notableWork
Rijksmuseum ("Nationale Kunstgalerij") →	originalName
The Jewish Bride →	owner
Jean-Baptiste Perronneau ("Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam") →	representedInCollection
Pierre Cuypers ("Rijksmuseum Amsterdam") →	signatureWork
Bredius 439 ("Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam") →	workCurrentLocation