アムステルダムでレンブラントの伝統的な油絵の具を作る 2 時間





説明
アムステルダム国立美術館やレンブラント ハウス美術館 (またはその他の美術館) への旅行を計画している人は、有名な芸術作品をより深く理解するためのツールを手に入れることができます。このワークショップは、17 世紀の偉大な画家たちが傑作をどのように描いたかについての知識を高めるユニークな体験です。また、石や鉱物の起源から、石や鉱物をここに運んだ船、それらを粉砕した風車に至るまで、アムステルダムの黄金時代の日常生活の印象を得ることができます。
ツアーオプション
ハイライト
含まれるもの
旅行者の評価
重要情報
- 車いす対応
- 幼児や小さなお子様は乳母車やベビーカーに乗せることができます
- 介助動物の同伴可
- 近くに公共交通機関があります
- 幼児は大人の膝の上に座る必要があります
- 送迎は車いす対応です
- すべてのエリアは車いす完全対応です
- あらゆる体力レベルの方に適しています
レビュー(4)
We had an excellent time with Eric! He was superb in his expertise, patient, and a great guide. Especially for me and my friend, as we have pretty much no experience painting! We learned a lot about Dutch history, as well as Rembrandt. He is super friendly and quite knowledgeable about current Rembrandt related happenings, such as the Night Watch conservation and the Rembrandt house museum, as well.
Superb! Fabulous location in a very fancy hotel (but in a quiet, beatifically decorated room) which was easy to find - just tell the doorman you are there for the painting experience and he will direct you as reception can get busy. My husband came under duress but even he enjoyed the mix of practical art (mixing our own oil paints and painting a small canvas) and history talk (on Amsterdam, Rembrandt, painting, pigments, etc.). Eric was genuinely interested in what we knew as well as sharing loads of information. No artistic skill required, attend and enjoy it at whatever level you are.
This was an amazing experience! It was located in a perfect place with relevant Rembrandt history. Learning about the colors that he used and then mixing them yourself was very fascinating and will make you appreciate the art that you see from the time period even more! You’ll also paint a small piece for yourself! Eric, the instructor, is extremely knowledgeable and really makes the whole experience very special. I highly recommend!
The instructor is so knowledgeable, and he mixes a bit of history while guiding participants in the mixing of pigments and linseed oil in the way Rembrandt would have in his time. I’m very glad I went!



