Now on view
STILLNESS AND BLOOM
Exhibition highlights
STILLNESS AND BLOOM
Rest, care and the labor of home — Stillness and Bloom gathers Van Gogh, Renoir and Cézanne around the household: cradles rocked, tables set, bouquets arranged and rearranged.
Van Gogh's Madame Roulin (La Berceuse) of 1889 anchors the first room, flanked by Renoir's chrysanthemums and Cézanne's apples. The final gallery recreates a nineteenth-century flower court with living arrangements refreshed weekly by our gardeners.
It is a deliberately gentle exhibition: low benches, large print labels, and a quiet hour every Sunday morning with reduced sound and light.
- On view
- Sep 18, 2026 – Feb 7, 2027
- Where
- Dutch Rooms & Flower Court
- Works
- 28 paintings
- Admission
- Included with ticket
Inside the rooms
NOT TO MISS
- Van Gogh's La Berceuse, 1889
- A living flower court refreshed weekly
- Quiet-hour Sundays with reduced light and sound
Art & Science
PROGRAM
- Flower arranging workshop — Oct 3, 11:00
- Care and domesticity lecture — Oct 22, 18:30
- Quiet-hour opening — every Sunday, 08:00
Keep looking
ALSO ON VIEW
City Rhythms in Color Studies in Line Horizons: The Sea in Paint