Frans Hals Museum - Hal (until March 29, 2018:[1]De Hallen Haarlem) is one of the two locations of the Frans Hals Museum, located on the Grote Markt, Haarlem, Netherlands, where modern and contemporary art is on display in alternating presentations. The emphasis is on contemporary photograph and video presentations, with the focus on Man and society.
Entrance to the museum through the middle house between the Vleeshal and Verweyhal.
The museum consists of three different buildings, the Vleeshal (Flesher's hall) on the east side and the Verweyhal (named for Kees Verwey) on the west side are two large "halls" sandwiching the small entrance building. All three buildings are National Heritage sites today.[2]
View from the Spekstraat, or Bacon-street. The entrance is on the other side.
The Vleeshal was built in the years 1602 to 1605 and was originally a ‘meat hall’ where butchers sold their goods.[2] The heads of bulls and rams on the façades are reminders of the original function of the building. It is an example of Dutch Renaissance architecture, with Renaissance ornaments being applied on a basic Gothic structure (floor plan and outer walls). The Renaissance forms include pilasters, rustication, Tuscan (interior) pillars, scrollwork (above the cellar entrances) and obelisks. Sample prints by Hans Vredeman de Vries from Antwerp provided a source of inspiration for this. De Vleeshal was built by Lieven de Key, the town architect, commissioned by the city government, which judging by the finished building had a substantial treasury at the time.[2] It remained a meat hall all the way into the 19th century.
The building later fulfilled a totally different function; from 1840 to 1885 it served as a storehouse for a garrison quartered in Haarlem. Later the building served as a Public Records Office, and after that as a depot for the municipal library. During the Second World War the building was occupied by the Distribution Service.
After World War II, the Mayor and Aldermen decreed that the building should become an exhibition hall, and the first exhibitions were held in 1950. De Hallen Haarlem organises alternating exhibitions of contemporary art on two storeys, throughout summer combined with modern art. The Archeological Museum is in the cellar.
The cellar of the Vleeshal is in use by the Archeologisch Museum Haarlem. Visitors with a handicap can use an elevator that can be reached through the museum's entrance.
The area in front of the museum was a parking lot for visitors and employees before the Verweyhal was added the gallery in 1992.[clarification needed]
The little ‘fish house’ in between the two main halls was once the home of the servant of the fish market across the square and serves as the entrance for Frans Hals Museum - Hal today.
Verwey hall from the Grote Houtstraat looking north. The street level is in use by shops and a restaurant, and the upper levels are accessible from the entrance near the Vleeshal. Along the top of the facade are the words "Modern Art" and the more famous names in Haarlem Modern art as of 1992, when local artist Kees Verwey financed the renovation of the old hall to house his collection. Israëls, Kruyder, Sluyters, Van Looy, Andriessen, De Kat and Gestel.
The Verweyhal is a former society meeting hall next to the main entrance on the corner of the Grote Markt and the Grote Houtstraat, where the former main entrance to it is located. The Verweyhal was built in the 19th century as a home for the Haarlem gentlemen's society Trou moet Blycken.[2]
The building is in the Eclectic style and also contains some art deco features in the interior though it has been renovated beyond recognition since 1880. It became a modern art exhibition hall in 1992 when the Kees Verwey Foundation renovated it and gave the artist's oeuvre to the Frans Hals Museum.
frans, hals, museum, until, march, 2018, hallen, haarlem, locations, frans, hals, museum, located, grote, markt, haarlem, netherlands, where, modern, contemporary, display, alternating, presentations, emphasis, contemporary, photograph, video, presentations, w. Frans Hals Museum Hal until March 29 2018 1 De Hallen Haarlem is one of the two locations of the Frans Hals Museum located on the Grote Markt Haarlem Netherlands where modern and contemporary art is on display in alternating presentations The emphasis is on contemporary photograph and video presentations with the focus on Man and society Entrance to the museum through the middle house between the Vleeshal and Verweyhal The museum consists of three different buildings the Vleeshal Flesher s hall on the east side and the Verweyhal named for Kees Verwey on the west side are two large halls sandwiching the small entrance building All three buildings are National Heritage sites today 2 Contents 1 De Vleeshal building 2 Entrance building 3 Verweyhal 4 References 5 External linksDe Vleeshal building edit nbsp View from the Spekstraat or Bacon street The entrance is on the other side The Vleeshal was built in the years 1602 to 1605 and was originally a meat hall where butchers sold their goods 2 The heads of bulls and rams on the facades are reminders of the original function of the building It is an example of Dutch Renaissance architecture with Renaissance ornaments being applied on a basic Gothic structure floor plan and outer walls The Renaissance forms include pilasters rustication Tuscan interior pillars scrollwork above the cellar entrances and obelisks Sample prints by Hans Vredeman de Vries from Antwerp provided a source of inspiration for this De Vleeshal was built by Lieven de Key the town architect commissioned by the city government which judging by the finished building had a substantial treasury at the time 2 It remained a meat hall all the way into the 19th century The building later fulfilled a totally different function from 1840 to 1885 it served as a storehouse for a garrison quartered in Haarlem Later the building served as a Public Records Office and after that as a depot for the municipal library During the Second World War the building was occupied by the Distribution Service After World War II the Mayor and Aldermen decreed that the building should become an exhibition hall and the first exhibitions were held in 1950 De Hallen Haarlem organises alternating exhibitions of contemporary art on two storeys throughout summer combined with modern art The Archeological Museum is in the cellar nbsp The cellar of the Vleeshal is in use by the Archeologisch Museum Haarlem Visitors with a handicap can use an elevator that can be reached through the museum s entrance nbsp The area in front of the museum was a parking lot for visitors and employees before the Verweyhal was added the gallery in 1992 clarification needed nbsp Dutch Rijksmonument 19262Entrance building edit nbsp Entrance to the museumThe little fish house in between the two main halls was once the home of the servant of the fish market across the square and serves as the entrance for Frans Hals Museum Hal today nbsp Dutch Rijksmonument 19261Verweyhal edit nbsp Verwey hall from the Grote Houtstraat looking north The street level is in use by shops and a restaurant and the upper levels are accessible from the entrance near the Vleeshal Along the top of the facade are the words Modern Art and the more famous names in Haarlem Modern art as of 1992 when local artist Kees Verwey financed the renovation of the old hall to house his collection Israels Kruyder Sluyters Van Looy Andriessen De Kat and Gestel The Verweyhal is a former society meeting hall next to the main entrance on the corner of the Grote Markt and the Grote Houtstraat where the former main entrance to it is located The Verweyhal was built in the 19th century as a home for the Haarlem gentlemen s society Trou moet Blycken 2 The building is in the Eclectic style and also contains some art deco features in the interior though it has been renovated beyond recognition since 1880 It became a modern art exhibition hall in 1992 when the Kees Verwey Foundation renovated it and gave the artist s oeuvre to the Frans Hals Museum nbsp Dutch Rijksmonument 513378References edit A marriage made in art heaven Frans Hals Museum Frans Hals Museum Retrieved 2018 03 30 a b c d Rijksmonument reportExternal links editFrans Hals Museum website 52 22 51 N 4 38 10 E 52 38083 N 4 63611 E 52 38083 4 63611 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Frans Hals Museum Hal amp oldid 1183697979, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
