Bøger udgivet af Uitgeverij de Kunst

A book supporting the exhibition Henry Moore - Form and material in Museum Beelden aan Zee, Scheveningen. Text in English and Dutch.

This book focuses exclusively on Dutch paintings of the 17th century and features outstanding works by renowned artist of that period, including Rembrandt, Vermeer, Hals, and Ruisdael.

Join photographers Arjan Benning and Polina Gladkova on their journey in one of the most iconic buildings in the Netherlands, The Royal Palace Amsterdam. Text in English and Dutch.

This book specially designed for children re-tells one of the most told stories of all time, the story of advent, told by HeeHaw, the donkey.

What happens when two art forms - the literary and the visual arts - come together? For its bicentenary, the Mauritshuis asked 200 writers to draw inspiration from the museum's collection.

An extensive presentation from the Fundatie Collection of more than 13,000 works of art. Text in English and Dutch.

Documents an exhibition of paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Younger, his predecessors, contemporaries, and followers that incorporate covert social and political critiques in the popular religious subject "Christ Carrying the Cross."

Dutch photographer Martin Roemers (1962) explored and photographed abandoned underground tunnels, former barracks, rotting tanks, and destroyed monuments from the Cold War era. Text in English and Dutch.

Amsterdam Castle Muiderslot is the oldest castle in the Netherlands, and part of the Amsterdam Defence Line, a World Heritage Site

Four young painters from Leipzig, all students from the Hochschule fur Grafik uns Buchkunst - Martin Kobe (1973), Mirjam Voelker (1977), Robert Seidel (1983) and Titus Schade (1984). Text in English, Dutch and German.

Discoveries in shipwrecks from the Maritime Silk Road 800-1900. Text in English and Dutch.

This book tells the turbulent story of the finest Medieval castle in the Netherlands, now a lively place enjoyed by many visitors.

The book contains white blouse portraits not only of Dutch celebrities but also of lesser-known people and some children. Text in English and Dutch.

The largest maps in the world are to be found in the floor of the Citizens' Hall, in the heart of the Royal Palace Amsterdam.