Halsmuseum Collection

Governors of the nursing home

Street musicians

The regents of the orphanage of Haarlem, 1663

View of City Hall in Market Square of Haarlem, oil, 1671

View of Haarlem from the dunes

The shop of a weaver, oil, 1656

Arrival of Frederick V of the Palatinate to Vlissingen, 5th May 1613

View of the city of Haarlem from the north

Feast of officers and subordinates of the Civil Guard of Saint George, 1618 Oil

The prophet Elisha rejecting the presents of Namon, oil, 1637 by Pieter Grebber

River Scene with Ferry, 1664 by Salomon Ruisdael

Landscape with dunes near Haarlem by Jacob Ruisdael

Venus mourning the death of Adonis by Cornelis Holsteyn

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Step into the world of art and history at the Halsmuseum, where you can explore a diverse collection that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Haarlem. One section of the museum is dedicated to the Governors of the nursing home, immortalizing these influential figures who played a vital role in caring for the elderly. Their portraits serve as a reminder of their dedication and compassion. As you wander through the halls, you may be serenaded by street musicians depicted in vibrant paintings. These talented individuals bring life to Haarlem's bustling streets with their melodious tunes, creating an enchanting atmosphere. The regents of the orphanage of Haarlem from 1663 are also featured prominently within this museum. Through their portraits, we gain insight into their commitment to providing support and care for vulnerable children during that era. A remarkable oil painting from 1671 captures a breathtaking view of City Hall in Market Square. This masterpiece allows visitors to transport themselves back in time and witness Haarlem's architectural splendor. Another captivating artwork on display is "View of Haarlem from the dunes, " which showcases nature's beauty surrounding this historic city. The painting perfectly encapsulates both tranquility and grandeur. Delve into everyday life with "The shop of a weaver" painted in 1656, offering glimpses into traditional craftsmanship that once thrived within Haarlem's walls. Travel back even further as you encounter "Arrival of Frederick V" depicting his momentous visit to Vlissingen on May 5th, 1613. This historical event marked an important milestone for both Haarlem and Dutch history as a whole. From another perspective comes "View of the city from north, " allowing visitors to appreciate how urban landscapes have evolved over centuries while retaining elements steeped in tradition. Immerse yourself in festivities with "Feast officers and subordinates.