On display at the new exhibition is a selection of 17th-century paintings by artists including Pieter Gallis, Gabriel Metsu and Abraham Mignon. These still-life paintings depicting everyday life give travellers an insight into the table and food culture of the time.
The Schiphol Rijksmuseum is an extension of the world-famous Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. It can be found on Holland Boulevard, between Lounge 2 and Lounge 3 at the airport. The annually changing exhibition, covering over 162 square metres, is accessible 24 hours a day and is free of charge to anyone arriving, departing or transferring at Schiphol.
This post was published on 18 November 2023 16:58
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