How can I visit Fine Art museums in Covid-19 times?
Yes, I want to go to an Art museum now. I want to travel there to see fine art. But I cannot, in lockdown times, due to the Corona Virus. But I just can’t jump on an airplane. How can I solve this problem?
Answer: Online, via Zoom, with Art Historian Drs Kees Kaldenbach who travelled there over the last 20 years. He lives in Amsterdam, Holland and has fabulous sets of image files and Powerpoint programmes with Zoom connection.
Yes I want to see the fabulous art in Berlin, Munich, Cologne (Koeln) Frankfurt, Hamburg. Karlsruhe, Stuttgart, Dresden, Schwerin, Kassel, Bremen, Dresden..
And I long to see the best art museums in Paris and Lille, France.
I want to look inside the fine art museums of Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh), Haarlem, Leiden, Utrecht, The Hague, Rotterdam. Otterlo, in the national park the Kroller-Muller (Van Gogh treasure trove).
A dream journey: the fine art museums in Switzerland: Zurich, Bern, Basel, Winterthur, Neuchatel (La Tene).
Warm Italian museums in Rome National museum, Borghese Gallery, , Naples (Napoli)
See outstanding fine art in New York City, Metropolitan Museum of Art and other USA museums, including Washington DC, Detroit, Williamstown and Philadelphia.
In Scandinavia: A Swedish trip to Stockholm museum. Or Copenhagen. Fly on to Helsinki in Finland.
The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool. This is the major fine art collection within Liverpool,
Middle England, in the formerly rich rust belt: Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and of course Cambridge (Fitzwilliam).
Incredibly rich collections in London, England: British Museum, National Gallery, Victoria & Albert, Wallace Collection. Tate Britain museum. Across the water: Ireland with Dublin museums.
Spanish collections: In Madrid the Thyssen and Prado museums. And in Portugal the national museum of Lisbon and the Gulbenkian, aka mister 10%.
Off-road in the Czech Republic, Prague (Praha) The National Gallery and Veletrzní-modern art.
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Enjoy Zoom Distance teaching / Zoom Distance learning with and art historian, specialist in the field of Museology and Art History. Private classes. Affordable when you get a group together.
Answer: Online, via Zoom, with Art Historian Drs Kees Kaldenbach who travelled there over the last 20 years. He lives in Amsterdam, Holland and has fabulous sets of image files and Powerpoint programmes with Zoom connection.
New: Two excellent Powerpoint presentations on Caravaggio, genius.