The Rubens House Review

The former residence of Rubens in Belgium, this former residence of Rubens personally feels that it is still very worth visiting, and it is also a few punching points that are rare in the local area. It was a former residence before, but it has now been transformed into an art gallery. From the beginning of its exterior building, it is very distinctive, and the contents of the museum inside are also very interesting.

Rubens' former residence is a very special character. The whole residence is a very good villa area. The old houses here are very old buildings, but they are very strong and it is also a good area to visit. [View] The surrounding scenery is beautiful [Fun] Very interesting [Cost-effective] Free visit

It's amazing to know that Rubens originated from an exhibition held in Shanghai two years ago and that he visited his former residence two years later. Rubens is a Flander painter and a representative figure of the early Baroque School. The greatest feature of his works is "full flesh". Rubens'former residence is in the centre of Antwerp. Tickets are bought across the street, and then they need to be packed in the next locker. The former residence has two floors, showing Rubens'own paintings and the works of others he has purchased. In fact, I prefer the back garden to the indoor one. It's said that Rubens planned it himself. The master was great indeed.

The scenery is pleasant, the fun is Hang Seng, and the price is high.

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Rubens' former residence is located in the middle of a bustling commercial street in Antwerp. The fountain is the sign gate. It is easy to miss the first time. It took Rubens five years to make this his residence and studio. We can see a lot of paintings. His own paintings also have his collection, and the most interesting of which is his self-portrait and his second wife Helena, four years after the death of his first wife Isabella, Rubens, 53, married Helena, 16, and became a multi-portrait The models in Rubens's late works include Helena in the Garden, Helena in a coat and Helena in a fur suit, and of course the most famous are still in the old Munich Painting Gallery and the Louvre in Paris