Vermeer research by author Drs Kees Kaldenbach.
Vermeer, View of Delft. The author published important information on the elements actually seen in this Cityscape. Based upon archival research.
View of Delft, an introduction. What can you see on this fabulous painting
Private preparation class at home
NEW. XXL Rijksmuseum Vermeer show 2023. Preparation class for the Rijksmuseum Vermeer blockbuster show 2023
View of Delft exact down to millimeters, 2020
Cultural programs in 2023, Vermeer Blockbuster
Clickable Digital map of Delft with hundreds of names of Painter and Patrons
NEW Stolen Vermeer from Boston, resurrected.
New Vermeer book manuscript available.
Vermeer: Allegory of Catholic Faith. What is presented, point by point?
The Digital Vermeer House, your only chance in a lifetime to enter his home and see his inventory.
Dali on Vermeer. Funny man, weird ideas.
Location of Vermeer’s Birth House
Location of the Little Street house by Vermeer
Vermeer, Perception and Neuroscience, a large study into brain functions when seeing Vermeer
Photo by Kaldenbach of the original festoons of the Delft St Luke Guild, now in the wall of Rijksmuseum. Photo copyright Kaldenbach 2017.
3D walk South Gates in 4 movies, click on the 4 painters easels!
3D walk along the South Gates of Delft 1660, the making of this project explained
Delft Blue Workshops, over 30 of them.
This page shows a full overview of all articles, some 40 years of Art History publications.
Many links worldwide.
Looking for an education in Tour Guiding: outstanding Masterclasses in Museum tour guiding.
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Please open this on a big computer screen:
https://artsandculture.google.com
Choose categories => Johannes Vermeer
From the page with all 36 images, choose one Vermeer painting, then move the cursor over the right hand small image, after pressing the + sign.
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In the Mauritshuis, 2018. I was guiding four clients. A lady was keenly eavesdropping and I invited her in for the next short subject, a talk about the Goldfinch by Fabritius.
This was her emailed response a day later:
„Dear Drs. Kaldenbach, I want to thank you for including me “for two minutes” today during your tour session. It was very nice of you to perceive my interest in knowing more about The Goldfinch painting. The information was extremely interesting to me. I have been to a few museums during my visit to Amsterdam and paid for tour guide’s services. However, I learned more from you in those two minutes than an hour with others. Your kindness to include me was appreciated and want you to know your knowledge about art is inspiring.
My best, Jil Jensen.”