Remigio Cantagallina An Italian traveller in the Southern Netherlands
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Over 400 years ago, a Florentine artist by the name of Remigio Cantagallina crossed Europe to reach Brussels and the court of the archduke and duchess Albert and Isabella. The reasons that led him to make this journey have been the subject of meticulous research, somewhere between history and history of art. During his stay in the old southern Netherlands in 1612-1613, he made a number of drawings which are still considered unique representations of that era.
These small drawings have been enlarged and put on display in the underground remains of the old Palais du Coudenberg. Immerse yourselves in the towns of the old Netherlands, a journey in time between Brussels, Temse and Spa. These drawings are part of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium collection, which is exhibiting an exclusive selection of originals in the Old Masters Museum.
Organised in partnership with the Association du patrimoine artistique, the Coudenberg Palace and the Directorate of Monuments and Sites of the Brussels-Capital Region.
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Admission
Free admission with a ticket of the Musée Old Masters Museum of a combiticket
On presentation of your ticket ”Musée Old Masters Museum” (or “COMBI”), you receive a 2 euro discount on the full price at the exhibition “Remigio Cantagallina” (at Coudenberg Palace) and vice versa.