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| RUBENIANUM COLLECTIONS |
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| LIBRARY |
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| Acquisitions |
- You may find a list of library acquisitions from January & February 2021 here.
- Listings of 2020's acquisitions can be found on our website.
- This winter, we were privileged to enrich our holdings with a significant selection of books on 16th- and 17th-century silver- and goldsmithing from the library of a renowned Antwerp-based researcher in the field: Godelieve van Hemeldonck. We also received her personal research files on Antwerp silver- and goldsmiths in 1400-1800. Read more on our website.
All titles are available for consultation in our reading room. |
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| READING ROOM |
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| Corona-measures & closing dates |
- The Rubenianum reading room is open, until further notice. Opening hours and seats are limited. Reservation is mandatory. Find out more about the corona-measures in place on our website.
- Closing dates in the springtime are:
- Monday 5 April: Easter Monday
- Thursday 13 May: Ascension day
- Friday 14 May: day of obligation
- Monday 24 May: Whit Monday
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A list of the (holi)days when the Rubenianum is closed in 2021 is available on our website.
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| DOCUMENTATION |
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| Progress report |
- With the assistance of Elise Boutsen, the Rubenianum recently completed the reorganization of the Rubens documentation of CRLB XXII, 4: Architectural Sculpture, published in July 2019.
- You may find the online description here.
The documentation is available for consultation in our reading room. |
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| CORPUS RUBENIANUM LUDWIG BURCHARD |
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| New volumes published |
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| publications |
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| New website for RIHA Journal |
- RIHA Journal switched to the OJS platform of the Heidelberg University Library, but the open access e-journal will remain accessible at www.riha-journal.org.
- Please feel free to contact the Rubenianum’s Local Editor with any questions regarding submissions or the RIHA Journal in general at lieneke.nijkamp@antwerpen.be.
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| FUTURE PLANS |
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| A new building for the Rubenianum |
- The Rubenianum has outgrown its facilities in the Kolveniersstraat.
- From 2024 onwards, a new building located at Hopland 13 will house our public reading room and research collections.
Read more about the master plan on our website. |
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