Kroller-Muller Museum

The Kühler-Müller Museum is an art lover's paradise. The museum houses nearly 90 oil paintings and nearly 200 drawings by Van Gogh. There are as many as 40 pieces of Van Gogh's treasures in the exhibition hall, including "Cafe in the Night", "Aer's Suspension Bridge", "The Sower in the Sunset", "The Harvest", "The Potato Eater" and "Self-Portrait", etc. Several classic works. In addition to Van Gogh's paintings, the museum also houses masterpieces by Monet, Picasso, Mondrian, Gauguin, Renoir and other artists, among which the more classic is the "Composition of Red, Yellow and Blue" by the Dutch painter Mondrian. Another highlight of the museum is its outdoor sculpture garden. This is one of the largest sculpture gardens in Europe, covering an area of 25 hectares. Here you can see works by well-known sculptors such as Rodin, Donald Judd, Alberto Giacometti and many others. As many as 160 sculptures are scattered in every corner, each of which has ornamental value. For example, Rodin's sculpture "Squatting Woman", the woman's unnatural posture and facial expressions express intense pain, fear and despair. The museum is located in the beautiful Holland Hoveluwer National Park. Here you can appreciate the different natural features such as heathland, grassland, dunes, lakes, swamps and forests, and fully experience the natural treasures that nature has given to the Netherlands.