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Exhibitions

The Escher exhibition

With over 120 prints in our museum, the most famous works from the oeuvre of M.C. Escher (1898-1972) are permanently on display at Escher in The Palace. These magnificent prints are being exhibited in a regal setting: the former winter palace of Queen Emma, the Queen Mother.

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8 November 2024 to 16 February 2025

Julie de Graag

The talented Julie de Graag was one of Escher’s contemporaries, who died exactly 100 years ago this year. She shared a love of nature with M.C. Escher. Her woodcuts managed, in just a few details, to capture the essence of plants, animals and portrait subjects. De Graag’s work will be shown at Escher in The Palace alongside that of Escher.

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17 September 2024 to 16 February 2025

Remarkable gift for Escher in The Palace: Two unknown M.C. Escher drawings

Maurits Cornelis Escher achieved world-wide fame with his optical illusions but it is less well known that he also made art for public spaces. In 1959-60, he designed a tile tableau with fish and birds, inspired by his famous print Sky and Water I (1938), for a villa in the south of Amsterdam.

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21 February to 15 June 2025

M.C. Escher & Albert E. Bosman: A Mathematical Connection

How to depict infinity on paper? This was a question that exercised the minds of both M.C. Escher and Albert E. Bosman. Albert E. Bosman (1891-1961) was a multitalented engineer who was keen to make mathematics and geometry accessible. He was not only a maths teacher, but also an enthusiastic artist who drew inspiration from his area of expertise. Bosman and Escher were neighbours in Baarn (NL) from 1944 to 1961. They shared a deep fascination with mathematical concepts and both explored limits and the finite and infinite in their work.

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3 July to 14 September 2025

Jehoshua Rozenman

Jehoshua Rozenman’s sculptures are not as they first appear. They seem robust, monumental, but they are in fact made of fragile glass. Rozenman’s mysterious sculptures depict impossible, secretive buildings that appear to come from another dimension.

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A selection from our previous exhibitions

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