About the display
A space for contemplation, a treasure trove, and 500 years of art arranged by chronology and place of origin.
What’s on in the display?
Overviews and details. Facts and fictions. Readings for children and games for the entire family.
The display is supported by the A.P. Møller and Chastine Mc-Kinney Foundation
Highlights in the collection
Explore chosen works in the collection of European Art 1300-1800
What does it take to be a good person?
Art from the 15th and 16th centuries often replied to this in the form of religious or moral motifs. What do we think today?
European Art 1300-1800
This part of the museum’s permanent collection offers a unique opportunity to get an overview of 500 years of art from all over Europe. The collection is presented in the form of an all-new display that includes some of the main protagonists of art history such as Mantegna, Cranach, Titian, Rubens, Rembrandt, and many others.
The displays showcase the great diversity of the collection by presenting a wide range of paintings, sculpture, miniatures, drawings, and prints. The display also covers a wide geographical area with particular emphasis on Dutch, Flemish, Italian, French, Spanish, and German art.
The rooms in European Art 1300-1800
See what each room has to offer.
A literary interpretation
The short story Requiem, written by Julia Butschkow, offers a point of entry into the wealth of stories a painting can hold.
Board game for families
Match-SMK is about telling stories that take art as their starting point. Aimed at families with children 6-10 years.
