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euroArt - the European Federation of Artists' Colonies - has 70 members, in 43 Artists' Colonies in 13 Countries.

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THE ANIMATION OF LISETTE

12.04.2020 – 28.06.2020
Domburg

DOMBURG CLOSER-UP

euroArt: Schwaan - Lisa Juerss, Felder im Sommer

Lisa Jürß

09.02.2020 – 05.04.2020
Schwaan

80 years and still going strong

STIFF AND STOUT

05.07.2020 – 08.11.2020
Domburg

THE PATH OF JO KOSTER AND DORA KOCH-STETTER

Art Trips to Worpswede and the Chiemsee

Tête-à-Tête

06.12.2019 – 01.03.2020
Dachau

Christian Jasper and Jochen Pankrath

euroArt: Nunspeet - E.R.D. Schaap eerste lentedag

Pictura Veluvensis

05.10.2019 – 15.03.2020
Nunspeet

An insight into early 20th-century impressionism

XIIth international pleinair (02.09.-13.09.20)

Usedom

euroArt: Worpswede - Sonja Alhäuser, Fragmento I (Detailansicht), 2018, Ziehfett, Styrodur, beleuchtete Kühlvitrine, © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019, Foto: © Sonja Alhäuser

Leberecht Migge, Sonja Alhäuser & Michael Schmidt

17.11.2019 – 08.03.2020
Worpswede

euroArt: Worpswede - Mexikanischer Lebensbaum aus der Sammlung von Ursel Ziebarth

The toy collection by Ursula Ziebarth

17.11.2019 – 08.03.2020
Worpswede

cabinet exhibition

Guck mal – Kig lige her – Look at that – Kiek di dat an

07.12.2019 – 08.03.2020
Heikendorf

Opening of the gallery in the Kunstfachwerk N6

Grötzingen

New Gallery in Grötzingen opend

bright spots / lighting effects

02.11.2019 – 12.04.2020
Ferch

Philipp Röth (1841 - 1921)

25.10.2019 – 08.03.2020
Dachau

A romantic among the landscape painters

Artists Colonies

Nunspeet

At a time when industry and urbanisation was emerging, they discovered the beauty of the countryside and of living close to nature.

euroArt: Kasteel Doorwert, Foto: Mirjam van de Velde

Oosterbeek

Echoing the Barbizon naturalist tradition, the village of Oosterbeek, situated on the outskirts of the Veluwe, became a home to one of the first Dutch artists’ colonies

Domburg

In the 1870’s the Belgian artists Emile Claus, Camille Van Camp and Euphrosine Beernaert spent a couple of summers on the isle of Walcheren, Zealand. With many other guests they stayed at the country house of the wealthy Belgian industrialist Emile De Harven near Domburg and made the isle the subject of their works. A real artists’ colony, however, was not formed until the turn of the century.

Moret-sur-Loing

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