Special works from the Amsterdam Museum’s collection are on display in Zandvoort. These include a painting by Cornelis Springer (1863) depicting the village church in detail and a painting by Jozef Israëls.
In Kunstlogies, Zandvoort welcomes special guests: paintings from the Amsterdam Museum’s collection are ‘staying’ temporarily in the Zandvoorts Museum. Old masters and contemporary art meet here in a new context.
This gives the public the chance to admire iconic artworks outside the city and experience them in a surprising setting. Especially for this edition, works featuring Zandvoort as their subject are on display. A highlight is the painting by Cornelis Springer (1817–1891), who captured the village church in 1863 with an eye for refined detail—an ode to the 19th-century coastal village. The famous painting ‘Children by the Sea’ by Jozef Israëls can also be admired.
Discover Zandvoort through the eyes of the artists, then and now.