Museum Mayer van den Bergh Review

Museum Mayer van den Bergh Meyervan Deberg Museum is not small as a private collection. ​​​

Recently,I spent one fine day enjoying its splendid collection of paintings produced by Netherlandish and Flemish Painters.I saw delightful paintings by Ambrosius Benson,Jan Gossaert,Gerard de Lairesse,Jan Wildens,Frans Francken the Elder,Pieter Breughel the Elder("Mad Meg"),Pieter Breughel tjhe Younger,and Jacob Jordaens("Adoration of Shepherds"),among others. Ialso relished fine Italian Paintings by Simeone and Machilone Da Spoleto("Scenes From The Life of the Virgin",Italian 13th Century),Angelo di Puccinelli,Giovanni Spanzotti,and Alessandro Allori.I saw marvelous sculptural works such as;"Burial of Saint Andrew"and "Virgin and"Christ Child".I also enjoyed bthe charm of this cosy art museum

The first museum to collect the works of a specific artist in the world. Door ticket 26-65 Year: 8 EUR 12-25 Year, over 65 years old: 6 EUR. The local cultural heritage is good

The collection exhibition dedicated to the work of the artist Bruegel, named after the collector, is also good to take the children to understand.

This museum, also recommended by a friend, did have a lot of surprises there.