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Would you rather not stand in line at the checkout? Then order an e-ticket online in advance via our ticket module. After the transaction you will receive your entrance ticket by e-mail. You can take this with you when you visit or show it on your smartphone.

Group visits

Are you visiting Museum MORE as a group or would you like to come by bus? Then that is of course possible. There is ample parking space near the museum. You can also choose to have your group guided by a professional guide who will tell you everything about the museum and the special collection. Advance reservations are therefore required. Would you like more information about group or bus trips or do you want to book in advance? Please do not hesitate to contact us.

Plan your visit

Museum MORE and Ruurlo Castle are open from Tuesday to Sunday.

Museum MORE: 10.00 - 17.00h
Ruurlo Castle: 11.00 - 17.00h

Events

Museum MORE has a unique combination of a multifunctional event hall and spacious museum halls. The beautiful appearance of the building, access to the museum and the art collection give your meeting an extra experience. Museum MORE has spacious rooms that are suitable for all your events. For a fresh start, an inspiring break or a beautiful conclusion to your event, you can get an exclusive tour of Museum MORE.

Food & drinks

When you spend a day at Museum MORE you can easily combine that with other activities and sights in the region. If you want to enjoy a good cup of coffee or a delicious lunch during your visit to the museum, you can do so in the on-site brasserie called Café MORE. You can also go to the neighboring restaurant Loetje for a good lunch or dinner.

About us

Museum MORE in Gorssel houses a famous collection, owned by Hans Melchers, containing works by leading Dutch realist artists of the past 100 years. The collection is a significant part of Dutch national cultural heritage. MORE has prime pieces by Carel Willink, Jan Mankes, Pyke Koch and Charley Toorop. Next to its own collection, Museum MORE showcases temporary exhibitions highlighting national and international figurative art.

Our museum in Gorssel opened its doors in 2015, followed in 2017 by a second location in Ruurlo Castle.

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Business meetings

Would you like to meet at an inspiring location? Then you are at the right place at Museum MORE in Gorssel. We have a beautiful meeting room with all the facilities you need. You can also combine the meeting with a tour of our beautiful museum. Our professional guide will be happy to tell you more about it. And what about our private dining options? Would you like more information about meetings at Museum MORE? Please feel free to contact us at 0575-760332 or events@museummore.nl.

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Private dining

Museum MORE is the perfect place for an exclusive dinner between art. Invite your company for a delicious and fully catered dinner at a special location. Museum MORE will open especially for you and your guests. Combine this special evening with a tour of the beautiful museum. This can be accompanied by one of our professional guides. Are you curious about the possibilities? Please feel free to contact us at 0575-760 332 or send an email to events@museummore.nl.

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View the entrance fees of Museum MORE in Gorssel. View the entrance fees to Ruurlo Castle, our second location.

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For general press information and registration for press releases, please contact us via press@museummore.nl.

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SCNR

Museum MORE has its collection on loan from the Stichting Collectie Nederlands Realisme (SCNR). The Dutch Realism Collection Foundation is an initiative of Mr. H.D. Melchers, who created the Foundation in 2015. With the establishment of this Foundation, a platform was created to support Dutch realistic, figurative art - an important part of our national cultural heritage.

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Discover the exhibitions that can be seen at Museum MORE in Gorssel. Also view the exhibitions for Kasteel Ruurlo.

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Jan Beutener

THIS EXHIBITION HAS CLOSED

With more than 70 paintings, Museum MORE brings a tribute to the work of Jan Beutener (1932). Beutener is a discoverer of things. In his realism, the detail that strikes him is central. A look back at 50 years of artistry.

The oeuvre of Jan Beutener (Maarssen, 1932) is relatively modest in size. He only paints a few works every year. This exhibition features 70 of his paintings: almost a complete survey. From the outset of his career as a painter, in 1969, Beutener’s works were well received. Most of the paintings in this exhibition are on loan from other museums, although his work also has a significant following among private collectors.
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Discover modern realism

Location: Museum MORE, Gorssel

With this semi-permanent exhibition, Museum MORE presents a cross-section of its own art collection. The MORE collection is rooted in Dutch realism from the first half of the last century. Museum MORE shows work by Jan Mankes, who died at a young age, and by the so-called neo-realists Raoul Hynckes, Dick Ket, Pyke Koch, Wim Schuhmacher, Charley Toorop and Carel Willink. More than 120 works by more than 40 different artists provide a varied picture of more than a century of modern realism in the Netherlands.
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Bob Ross | Happy Painting

Happy news! Museum MORE is the first museum in the world to hold a solo exhibition of the fabulous painting coach and cult icon who remains immensely popular to this day. Since 1983, millions of people have watched his TV series The Joy of Painting, where in the 26 hypnotic minutes of every episode, Bob created a complete landscape. Creative director Ype Koopmans: ”Bob Ross is an amazing phenomenon in popular culture. A disarmingly good-natured promoter of the joy of painting, who in his own unique and approachable way takes away the fear of making art and looking at art”.

The exhibition in Museum MORE is curated in collaboration with Bob Ross Inc and will show around 40 highlights from Bob’s TV oeuvre, including of course almighty mountains, happy little trees and fluffy clouds. In the words of Bob Ross himself: Let’s have some fun!

© Bob Ross Inc
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Euan Uglow

This exhibition is over.

Location: Museum MORE, Gorssel

Dutch Museum MORE is dedicating its summer exhibition to British painter Euan Uglow (1932-2000). This is the first time Uglow’s oeuvre will be showcased outside the United Kingdom. A selection of approximately 60 nudes, portraits, still lifes, landscapes and 20 drawings will provide a unique insight into Uglow’s obsessive search for absolute perception.
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Jan Mankes

In honor of Jan Mankes’ centenary, Museum MORE is displaying all Mankes paintings from our own collection in the Garden Room this spring and summer, supplemented by beautiful loans. You can then admire about 35 masterpieces by “Holland’s most tranquil painter”.

Accessibility

Our museum is accessible for the disabled and wheelchair users. To the right of the main entrance of the museum (revolving door) is a special entrance door. There is a lift. Wheelchair users can access the museum café with a ramp via the entrance hall in the museum. The museum also has loan wheelchairs that can be used free of charge. If necessary, a reservation can be made three days in advance via the button below. There is also a wheelchair toilet with grab rails on the ground floor.

Also view the accessibility of Ruurlo Castle.

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You can use a wheelchair for free at both locations. We would like to ask you to inform us about your visit in advance so that we can prepare for your arrival. Fill in the application form below.

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Christiaan Kuitwaard

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

Ontroerende schoonheid, teer en streng. De bedrieglijk eenvoudige stillevens van Christiaan Kuitwaard lijken de ultieme stilte vangen. Telkens opnieuw. Kuitwaards fascinatie voor schilderen naar de waarneming deelt hij met de Britse schilder Euan Uglow, die hij bewondert en van wie in dezelfde periode in Museum MORE een retrospectieve tentoonstelling wordt gehouden.

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Het Geheim van de Meester

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

“Maar liefst 5 eeuwen uit de Nederlandse kunstgeschiedenis zijn te bewonderen in de expositie Het Geheim van de Meester”

Ook fan van de populaire AVROTROS tv-serie Het Geheim van de Meester? Er zijn inmiddels maarliefst 22 ingenieuze reconstructies gemaakt van beroemde meesterwerken uit Nederlandse en Belgische musea door het expertteam. Om dit te vieren zijn al deze reconstructies van dichtbij te bewonderen in Gorssel. Deze unieke expositie is het resultaat van een samenwerking van AVROTROS, POSVIDEO en Museum MORE en wordt ondersteund door de Provincie Gelderland.

De tentoonstelling is te zien in zaal 4 in Museum MORE in Gorssel van 27 januari t/m 10 juni 2019.
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Johan Polet

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

Bejubeld en verguisd. Een groot talent en een broeierige geest. Extreemlinks en extreemrechts, altijd extreem in alles. Museum MORE laat misschien wel de grootste vernieuwer van de Nederlandse beeldhouwkunst van de eerste helft van de twintigste eeuw zien: Johan Polet.

Te zien in zaal 7 van Museum MORE in Gorssel. Naast de tentoonstelling over Johan Polet, is er nog meer te zien in Museum MORE in Gorssel.

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Isabella Werkhoven

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Is het mogelijk je iets te herinneren dat je nooit eerder gezien hebt? Als een vreemd soort souvenir uit een droom. Isabella Werkhoven (1969) weet met haar intrigerende, verstilde schilderijen een nieuwe kosmos te creëren van ‘vergeten’ plekken. Haar landschappen openen zachtjes een poort naar een avontuurlijke wereld, zonder scherpe grens tussen schijnbaar lieflijke idylle en unheimisch broeiende atmosfeer.
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Johannes Grützke

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

Grandioos, theatraal en barok, het oeuvre van de Berlijnse kunstenaar Johannes Grützke (1937-2017) kan alleen in grootse bewoordingen gevangen worden. Technisch virtuoos schildert hij extravagante zedenschetsen en (zelf)portretten. Grützke toont de mens in al zijn glorieuze gekte. Met gevoel voor ironie en ook met compassie.
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De Broers Barraud

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

De gebroeders Barraud, ze zijn waarschijnlijk het best bewaarde geheim van Zwitserland. Vier broers in de kunst. Vier zeer getalenteerde schilders binnen één familie. Een geluks-klavertje-vier? Een bijna-wonder? Misschien. Museum MORE wil laten zien dat er veel meer kwaliteit en variatie is in de moderne Zwitserse kunst dan de usual suspects zoals Giacometti en Hodler. De Barrauds zijn het waard om ontdekt te worden buiten Zwitserland, omdat hun schilderijen belangrijke vertegenwoordigers zijn van het Europese realisme uit de jaren ’20 en ’30. Nederland kan in 2019 voor het eerst kennis maken met de Barrauds en tientallen van hun imposante figuurstukken, verstilde stillevens en indringende portretten. Vaak met een raadselachtige twist.
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De serene blik

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

4 REALISTEN, voortzetters van een grote Hollandse kunsttraditie. Floris Verster, Jan Mankes, Dick Ket en Henk Helmantel creëren alle vier een eigen atmosferische werkelijkheid. Een wereld van serene roerloosheid en verstilling. Met 120 stillevens, landschappen en portretten omspant de tentoonstelling De serene blik meer dan een eeuw realisme van topniveau. Vaak in één adem genoemd, is het de eerste keer dat deze vier kunstenaars bijeen te zien zijn.
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Herman Gordijn

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel t/m 1 oktober 2017

Museum MORE geeft een groot eerbetoon aan Herman Gordijn (1932-2017). Met een stevig en uiterst divers oeuvre neemt Gordijn een buitengewone plaats in binnen de Nederlandse kunstwereld. Zijn werk roept intense emoties op en heeft een tijdloze zeggingskracht. De tentoonstelling biedt een overzicht van hoogtepunten uit 60 jaar uniek kunstenaarschap met schilderijen, etsen en gravures.

Herman Gordijn is overleden op 25 mei 2017. Het was zijn wens dat de tentoonstelling doorgang vindt zoals gepland. Museum MORE wenst familie en naasten van Herman veel sterkte met het dragen van hun verlies.
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Paul de Lussanet

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Paul de Lussanet (1940), schilder in hart en nieren, is de belichaming van ‘la joie de peindre’. In Museum MORE exposeert hij zijn nieuwe oogst, waar het pure schilderplezier meer dan ooit van afspat. De Lussanet, een van de laatste Larense bohémien-schilders, creëert al 50 jaar een expressief, poëtisch en kleurrijk universum. Het vrouwelijk naakt is een steeds terugkerend thema binnen zijn oeuvre. Geliefd element in De Lussanets werk is het zorgeloze en zonovergoten leven in Zuid-Frankrijk. Jan Rudolph de Lorm, museumdirecteur van Singer Laren, is de gastcurator van deze tentoonstelling.

Te zien in de Tuinzaal van het museum. Naast de tentoonstelling over Paul de Lussanet, is er nog meer te zien in Museum MORE in Gorssel. Zo ook de wisseltentoonstelling over Kees Timmer en Johan Polet.

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Hermanus Berserik

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

Dit najaar is in Museum MORE een grote overzichtstentoonstelling te zien van het werk van Hermanus Berserik. Wars van de heersende kunstmodes schilderde en tekende Berserik (1921-2002) in 60 jaar tijd een even omvangrijk als gevarieerd oeuvre bij elkaar. De meeste bekendheid geniet de Hagenaar als schilder van vrolijke voorstellingen vol humor, poëzie en soms een vleugje surrealisme.
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Johan van Hell

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Het zeldzame dubbeltalent van Johan van Hell (1889-1952) verdient het om door iedere generatie opnieuw ontdekt te worden. Als gedreven beeldend kunstenaar & musicus slaagde Van Hell erin zijn beide talenten ten volle te benutten, op het hoogste niveau. Zijn fijnzinnige schilderijen in sprankelende kleuren zijn een ijzersterke mix van vorm en verhaal. Balancerend op de rand van melancholie en optimisme, toont Van Hell zich nog altijd als een geëngageerd en geamuseerd waarnemer.
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Marlene Dumas & Carla Klein

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

In de Tuinzaal van Museum MORE starten we 2017 met hedendaagse kunst van topniveau. Werk uit eigen collectie van Marlene Dumas (Kaapstad, 1953) en Carla Klein (Zwolle, 1970), zal gecompleteerd worden met werken uit de collectie ABN AMRO. Beide kunstenaars starten vanuit eenzelfde uitgangspositie. Foto’s en ander beeldmateriaal vormen de basis. Ook zien we bij beiden een vergelijkbaar kleurenpalet waarin wit, grijs en blauw de boventoon voeren. Maar waar bij Dumas de mens centraal staat, kiest Klein juist voor het desolate landschap. Hun monumentale werken gaan daardoor een spannende dialoog aan!

“If you can’t see it, paint it” (Marlene Dumas)
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Kees Timmer

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

Er zijn kunstenaars die het verdienen om telkens weer herontdekt te worden. Zo ook Kees Timmer (1903-1978). Geliefd onder kunstenaars en kenners. Door zijn eigenzinnige verbeelding van mens & dier is Timmer niet makkelijk te plaatsen in de Nederlandse kunstgeschiedenis van de 20ste-eeuw. Zijn kleurrijke, humoristische werken hebben soms een donkere toon. De door Timmer geportretteerde dieren hebben vaak menselijke trekjes. Timmer houdt je een spiegel voor en in dat spiegelbeeld herken je wellicht meer van jezelf dan je lief is.

Te zien in de zaal 5 & 6. Naast de tentoonstelling over Kees Timmer, is er nog meer te zien in Museum MORE in Gorssel. Zo ook de wisseltentoonstelling over Johan Polet.

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MORE Focus

Deze tentoonstelling is voorbij.

Locatie: Museum MORE, Gorssel

Een ‘oer-Hollandse’ fotografietentoonstelling met werk van 21 kunstenaars die Nederland laten zien vanaf grote hoogte, inzoomend via landschap, naar stad en dorp, en naar de mens die daar woont in zijn eigen 'interieurlandschap'. Met een caleidoscopische blik - van ver buiten naar het portret binnen - zien we hoe ons land verbeeld is. Met werk van (internationaal) bekende maar ook jonge fotografen en kunstenaars.

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We will contact you as soon as possible to arrange the press visit. Would you like to contact our press officer directly? Then call Ellen van Slagmaat on 06-46839746.

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New Framing

Painting, Photography and Film 1920-1940

Location: Museum MORE, Gorssel

For the first time in a Dutch museum, neorealistic painting, New Photography and interbellum film will meet in one exhibition. This unique exhibition shows how these three art forms in the Netherlands, at the time, had a strong affinity.

Image: Pyke Koch, Portrait of Asta Nielsen, 1929, collection Centraal Museum Utrecht ©Pictoright
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British Realists

For the first time outside of Great Britain. This Autumn, Dutch Museum MORE is organizing a major retrospective For Real. With 75 works by no fewer than 35 artists, the museum puts the best, most fascinating and unexpected of British painting from the interbellum in the spotlight.

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Konrad Klapheck

This summer, Museum MORE is hosting a large-scale retrospective of the work of Konrad Klapheck (born 1935, Düsseldorf). Klapheck is one of the most important and interesting personalities in post-war German art history, as well as an artist of international renown embraced by collectors in Belgium, Switzerland, France, Italy and the USA.

Image: Konrad Klapheck, Die Fragen der Sphinx, 1984, Musée de Grenoble
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Pat Andrea

From 10 October 2021 to 23 January 2022, Museum MORE in Gorssel is holding a retrospective of the work of Past Andrea (born 1942), entitled ¿QUÉ PASA?. Born in The Hague as the son of a painter and an illustrator, Andrea is renowned both in the Netherlands and internationally. In his unsettling compositions, he combines global conflicts with “the often problematic relationship between man and women”. Aestheticism and alienation elevate the works above the level of reality. Over seventy paintings and drawings, dating from the 1960s to the present day, are testimony to an artistry that is imaginative and critical in equal amounts.
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Jan van Herwijnen

A century ago, Jan van Herwijnen (1889-1965) drew 32 life-size portraits of psychiatric patients in the Willem Arntsz Huis in Utrecht (now Altrecht) in nine months. ‘I had to do that – that was a compulsion I could not escape.’ In 1918-1919 he traveled up and down from his hometown of Amsterdam to the residents of this 'bedlam' to accomplish his mission.

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Ombouwperiode

From May 10 until May 21, 4 of the 7 halls will be open, due to the construction of the new exhibition TADEUSZ | Life as a spectacle. That is why you do not pay an exhibition fee during this period. You have access to:

  • Arjan van Helmond | Re-collection (1 hall)
  • a cross-section of our own art collection (3 halls)
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Nové Realismy

Until Sunday 8 May 2022

Museum MORE is the first institution in the world to present a large survey of Czechoslovak figurative art from 1918 to 1945. A selection of over 70 works by more than 45 artists sheds a surprising light on the new realism as it flourished in a turbulent region full of diverse ethno-cultural population groups and shifting political forces. NOVÉ REALISMY showcases a lavish spectrum of portraits, landscapes, still lifes and sculptures.
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Arjan van Helmond

Until Sunday 6 June 2022

Arjan van Helmond has mastered encapsulating the emotional charge of the everyday. With enormous technical skill, the artist uses gouache and acrylics on paper or canvas to explore and unite things and places. His objects and interiors evoke intangible emotions, similar to how a fragrance can suddenly recall a long-forgotten experience.

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Mankes-fotochallenge

Pat Andrea en Alice in Wonderland

Collectie overzichtspagina

Self-Portrait

Andrew & Anubis

Fountain in Corte, Corsica

Truth or Dare

The Satin Ribbon (Urn)

Untitled

The Silver Wedding

Still Life with Skulls

Mouth Open

Ortus (study)

Portrait of Helene Cornelia Therese (Lenny) de Graan

Natural transfer I

White Box Painting 347

Extension (3)

Still Life with Lemons, Pears and a Tin Plate

Still Life

The Bread

Double Portrait (Estelle Reed and Wilma Willink)

Study in Green # 2

Self-Portrait with Fur Collar

Men’s Lower Legs

Still Life with Mandolin

Dozing Pillow

Agnes

Woman in an Interior

Canal

Fall of Light 2

Still Life with Painting Rag

Victoria in Scene (from the series Grief)

The Last Easel Painting

Self-Portrait in a Mirror

Coming from the Right

Still Life with Fish and Fruit

Children at a Crosswalk

Old Woman in an Italian Landscape

High Tide

The Sick Child

Children in a Playground

The Electrical Storm

Red Pied Calf

Vase with Flowers Against a Wall

Rail Yard

Acrobat

Village Swimming Pool I

Leopard Cloak II

The Signal

Betondorp

M.T. with a Pistol

Double Package

Still Life with Cheese and Eggs

Tracker

Untitled (no. 240076)

Row of Trees

The Generous Friend

Head of a Woman (Melitta Resting on Cushions)

Six erasers

Window of the Isolation Ward of the Amsterdam House of Detention

Field Hospital

Statue at a Summer Mansion

Still life with bread, cheese and butter

Portrait of Mathilde

The Dancer (Portrait of Elisabeth van der Vies-Szánto

The Cover-up

Bathers

Landscape with a Nuclear Reactor

Portrait of Annie Zernike, the Artist’s Wife

My house is not my home

Poor Catch

Airship No. 4

Woman with a Gramophone

Genealogy (Helmet)

Vessel

Mother and Daughter

Folk Festival

Baby

Bubble Bath Bather

Still Life with Pigeons

Rest

Self-Portrait in Yellow Jacket

Self-Portrait

Man in a Bath

Large Owl on a Screen

Man Turning his Head

White Box Painting 339

Little Pond

The Zeppelin

Still Life with Orange-Red Accents

Haven

Honesty in a Japanese Vase

Still Life with a Cigar Box

Woman Sitting by the Window

Still Life (with Violin)

Husband and Wife in the Tram

Farmer in the De Valk Inn

The Farewell

White Box Painting 334

Self-portrait

White Box Painting 392
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Norbert Tadeusz

Museum MORE is presenting the first major survey in the Netherlands of the German painter Norbert Tadeusz (1940–2011). Although acclaimed in his own country, Tadeusz is much less known abroad. A little over ten years since his death, MORE is therefore keen to honour the artist with a museum platform for his powerful painting.

Self-portrait

Skull

Still Life with Bittern in a Winter Landscape

Self-Portrait 1989 no. 4

Portrait of Annetje Fernhout

Hooker with Cyclamen 2

Still Life with Pink Background

Self-Portrait (unfinished)

Le Petit Monde

Portrait of A.G.M. Huijsmans-Evers

Street with a Statue

End of the World

Still-Life with Eggs, a Knife and a Blue Enamel Pan

Still Life with Skulls, and a Bird Skeleton

Interior with Lion I

Between us (Through my mother's eyes)

Still Life with Geraniums

Autumn Leaves

Dragon Robe

Portrait of L. Keus

Cloakroom Attendant

Girl and Boy in the Grass

Sonja with a Black Cat

Beemster, Flowering Tree

View of Corte

Self-Portrait 2000 no. 139

Biscuit in the Tea II

Barbara Staged

Portrait of Wilma Jeuken

The Clock

Natural transfer II

Eppur si muove

Still Life with Bottles

Reclining Female Nude

Landscape IV

Portrait of a Camera by the Sea

Ginger Jar with Heather

Tate Gallery Relocated

Still Life with a Mortar

Beheaded mannequin

Camel in the Park at Versailles

Transvestism in a Public Toilet

Man with a Cigarette

His unexpected return

Self-Portrait 2000 no. 21

Girl with a Bead Necklace

Ezinge Garden

The Tongs, preliminary study

Jeannetje Hiding

Self-Portrait, 2002 (nr. / no. 28

View of a Dutch Harbour

La bête noire, preliminary study

Female Shins

Straw hat on the table

Delftsche Vaart in Rotterdam

Self-portrait, 1986 (no. 35)

Mouth and Fork

Self-Portrait 2003 no. 47

Still Life with Apple

Portrait of Pamela Maresch-Boon

Buoyage Vessel

Bird of Paradise

Mountain Landscape

The Resting Sleepwalker IV

Still Life with Quinces

Ortus

Self-portrait

Berneau near Visé

Street Worker

Portrait Bust of Carel Willink

Self-Portrait no. 03

Resting Chimney Sweep

Still Life with Flowers

Landscape with Fighters

Jug with Lunaria, a Heron’s Skull, and a Booklet

Still Life with Green Cabbage

Self-portrait

Lady in an Evening Gown

Self-Portrait

The Little Glutton 2

To the Future

Portrait of a Woman

Landscape with Seven Statues

Woman with White Turban

Bram

Amaryllis

After Virtue

Azuri Fiori

The House of Cervantes in Toledo

Le mur blanc avec porte, Beaumont

Self-portrait

Mien’s Loom

Preliminary study for Camel in Rocky Landscape (not executed)

Winter near Zaandam

Flowers in a Vase

Three Children

Still Life Composition near a Farm

Self-portrait

Self-portrait

Self-Portrait

Double Nude in a Landscape

Self-Portrait 1990 no. 2

Roses in a Glass

Standing Girl

Gaudi Cloak

Landscape III

An Encounter

The Basket of Flowers, preliminary study

Self-Portrait

Still Life with Three Vases, Flowers and a Japanese Print

Green Chair in the Studio

The Glass of Red Wine, preliminary study

Resting Venus

The Hare

Self-Portrait 1996 no. 29

Parachutists

Mystère d’une ville

The Attack

Bunker

Bathers

My Shipmates have Fallen Asleep

Dead Seagull on the Beach

Mauve's Muse

Terrace with Pergola

Self-portrait

Prop Table (after El Greco)

Untitled
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Anya Janssen

A comprehensive survey of the art of Anya Janssen (1962) is now being shown for the first time. The Earthlings exhibition at Museum MORE features some forty highlights of her oeuvre from the early nineties to the present. Janssen regards humanity with a sense of wonder that manifests itself ambiguously in her monumental portraits. Her work operates between reality and imagination. ‘Painting for me is an ultimate attempt to get closer to people.’
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Bas Losekoot

Museum MORE is focusing this autumn on the human being in the metropolis. Streetview explores the photographer Bas Losekoot’s vision of life in densely populated and ever-expanding cities. Several dozen selected photographs lift the individual out of the crowd, offering a unique insight into how we interact with one another. How do we find our way among this overwhelming architecture and intense bustle? Are we alienated in our modern megacities? Or are they in fact our ideal habitat?
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Realism from 1900 to the present

Museum MORE explores realism in Dutch art from the past century to the present day through a fully revamped display of its own collection. The new presentation includes 180 works of art, many of which have not previously been shown at the museum, supplemented by some thirty loans from contemporary artists (view the list).

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Roots | Samah Shihadi

Samah Shihadi draws to not forget. With her delicate, sensitive and precise works, this Palestinian artist offers a personal and yet universal portrayal of displacement and her historical roots. Shihadi’s hyperrealistic drawings, in black and white, and every shade of grey in between, appear to be statements that also bring comfort. A selection of Shihadi’s emotionally charged landscapes, touching family scenes, symbolic still lifes and mystical self-portraits will be on display in Roots, her first solo museum exhibition in Europe.

All drawings, courtesy Tabari Artspace ©Samah Shihadi
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Naive Realism | From Rousseau to Grandma Moses

Uninhibited, imaginative and touchingly uncomplicated. This appears to be the irresistible appeal of naive realism. But this seemingly straightforward surface conceals a rich artistic spectrum. And its unschooled makers were on the cusp of modern art. Museum MORE is uniting 80 paintings by renowned and less well-known naive realists from the United States and Europe. A unique transatlantic assembly of distinctive artworks and captivating life stories. Inspired by the pioneering exhibition Masters of Popular Painting at New York’s Museum of Modern Art 85 years ago, Museum MORE is reuniting works by many artists featured in the original exhibition. Naive Realism | From Rousseau to Grandma Moses features remarkable art by self-taught artists including Henri Rousseau, Camille Bombois, Séraphine Louis, Nikifor, Grandma Moses, John Kane, Horace Pippin and Morris Hirshfield.

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Jan Worst | A Curious Universe

From 9 July 2023, Museum MORE in Gorssel presents the exhibition A Curious Universe, featuring 45 works by the painter Jan Worst. He paints opulent interiors, richly decorated with tapestries, well-stocked bookcases, antique furniture and art, and chiefly populated by women and children. A world of wealth, luxury, privilege and physical beauty, with a voyeuristic undertone, ostensibly set in baroque palaces and English country houses. Worst’s work has been popular around the world since the nineties. With this major retrospective, Museum MORE becomes the first museum to focus on the impressive oeuvre of this Dutch artist, who turns 70 this summer.
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Lara de Moor | The Other Place

Opening this fall, Museum MORE will present the first museum solo exhibition of the work of artist Lara de Moor (1969). Through her paintings, 30 of which will be on display at MORE, De Moor creates a mysterious world where abandoned places acquire a soul and their own distinctive atmosphere.
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Tal R & Mamma Andersson

This autumn, Museum MORE will show the powerful work of the Danish-Israeli artist Tal R (1967) and Mamma Andersson (1962) from Sweden. Entirely different at first sight, the two artists share an immense fascination for C.F. Hill (1849–1911), whose vibrant landscapes and mysterious worlds packed with fear and eroticism, made him a central figure in the history of Nordic art. The exhibition About Hill is thus a unique encounter between three Scandinavian luminaries.