In the centre of Amsterdam

Museum Offer

Experience the Dutch culture by visiting the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, both in walking distance of the Ambassade Hotel.

You will stay for two nights in a double room, with two small welcome gifts. Furthermore, the Ambassade Hotel offers you admission tickets to the Rijksmuseum and the Vincent Van Gogh Museum.

Inclusive are breakfast and all taxes.

The rate of this special Museum Offer is between 235 and 309 euro per night (depending on season), based on a double room for 2 persons. Offers are available in all room-categories.

The offer is possible for 1, 2 or 3 persons. Aditional nights are possible. For the exact rates please contact our reservationsdepartment.  

 


Exhibitions in the Rijksmuseum
Until 2013 the Rijksmuseum is undergoing extensive renovation. While the restoration of the main building is underway, the Rijksmuseum is displaying the crème de la crème of its permanent collection in the newly furnished Philips Wing. 'Rijksmuseum, The Masterpieces' offers the unique opportunity to view all the highlights of the Golden Age in one place.


More information: www.rijksmuseum.nl

 

 

Exhibitions in the Van Gogh Museum

Welcoming the Rijksmuseum: Jacques Villon
9 July to 26 September 2010

In its annual presentation in the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum will show a selection of works by Marcel Duchamp’s ‘unknown’ brother Gaston Duchamp, who went by the pseudonym of Jacques Villon.

Jacques Villon was a painter and graphic artist whose legacy includes almost 700 prints in addition to paintings. From 1950 onward his work earned international acclaim and his prints became popular collector’s items. The presentation features a range of graphic techniques that Jacques Villon used, such as etching, aquatint, drypoint engraving and lithography.

Unique style
After his training in Montmartre, Villon succumbed to the influence of artists such as Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen. Between 1922 and 1930 Jacques Villon produced prints inspired by drawings and paintings by contemporary artists such as Kees van Dongen, Pierre Bonnard and Vincent van Gogh for Parisian art dealer Bernheim Jeune.


But as Villon’s work developed, it ultimately revealed a unique style that is seldom entirely abstract despite being strongly abstracting.

Private collection
The presentation is built around the private collection of Mr and Mrs Van der Vossen – Delbrück, which the couple bequeathed to the Rijksmuseum’s Print Room.