Women in the Civic-Guard Gallery
The Frans Hals Museum uses the unique loan of two militia pieces to the Rijksmuseum to give visitors a fresh look at group portraits.
Women in the Civic-Guard Gallery
In a different light
The three remaining militia pieces by Frans Hals can be seen in the Schutterszaal until June 16 in combination with group portraits of four leading Dutch female artists.
New job
Thérèse Schwartze (1851-1918) and Charley Toorop (1891-1955) were inspired by Frans Hals and his contemporaries. Contemporary artists Patricia Kaersenhout (1966) and Iriée Zamblé (1995) pay tribute to people they admire and who, until recently, were little represented in museums. The new group portrait Wishing on a Star (2024) by Zamblé (winner of the Royal Prize for Modern Painting 2022) was commissioned by the Frans Hals Museum especially for this presentation.
Dates and times
| Tuesday 30 April | 11:00 - 17:00 |
Women in the Civic-Guard Gallery
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