The object gallery of the National Maritime Museum is primarily addressed to visitors who are interested in art. The high-quality museum collection was divided into seven object groups. In addition to unique, valuable globes and the important collection of navigation instruments, there are models of ships, maritime paintings, ships' ornaments, photo albums and hand-crafted items made of glass, silver and porcelain. These are set in scene in an exhibition area of around 1,200 square metres. For each group of objects, a specific narrative space was developed, whereby the exhibition is the starting point and simultaneously an integrative component of the narrative space.
Awarding Authority: | Het Scheepvaartmuseum |
Exhibition space: | 1230 m2 |
Planning: | Exhibition concept and design, Scenography Graphic: attraktive grautöne Light planning: Lichtontwerpers Media production: Kiss the Frog |
Architecture/Renovation: | Dok Architects, Amsterdam |
Photography: | Michael Jungblut |