Stedelijk Collection Reflections: reflections on the collection of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam - Tapa blanda

Stedelijk Collection Reflections is published to mark the much-anticipated reopening of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam after an eight-year renovation that also saw it gain a daringly designed new wing, affectionately nicknamed "The Bathtub." This massive (644-page) publication features 43 fully illustrated essays on the Museum's famous collection, and thereby provides an overview of over 150 years of international developments in the applied and visual arts, photography, and graphic and industrial design. The contributors--renowned Dutch and international specialists--discuss specific works and significant themes in the collection in detail, and each essay offers a new perspective on important and influential artists, designers or movements. Together, the essays make clear how the special character of the Stedelijk collection--which ranges from Monet, Cézanne and Van Gogh to Gilbert & George and Tracey Emin--has evolved over the years.

This extensive book is being published to mark the reopening of the Stedelijk Museum and features essays on the origins of its world-famous collection.
Stedelijk Collection Reflections features 43 richly illustrated essays on the authoritative collection of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. This broad and varied collection includes visual art, industrial design, photography, graphic design and applied art. In their essays, renowned Dutch and international specialists discuss specific works and significant themes in the collection in detail. Each essay offers a new perspective on significant and influential artists, designers or movements. Together, the essays provide an overview of the most significant developments in modern and contemporary art and design. In the process, they make clear how the unique, special character of the Stedelijk collection has evolved over more than a century.