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The Rubenianum is a partner in the scholarly preparation of a Rubens exhibition in Stuttgart planned for 2021. One of the research findings has already been published by the exhibition’s co-curator, Prof. Nils Büttner, together with Dr. Anna Orlando in The Rubenianum Quarterly 2020│4. -
Robbrecht and Daem Architects have designed a new Rubens-inspired reception building for the Rubens House. It will also house our public reading room and our research collections. -
Step by Step: Visualizing and Asserting Power in Early Modern Joyous Entries and Festivities in the Netherlands, 1500–1750Submit your essay at the latest on June 1, 2021. -
You may visit the Rubenianum reading room after reservation. Read more about the impact of the present corona-measures on our activities. -
The RIHA Journal – online for 10 years – is presented on a new website! -
New literature addedFind out more about the publications recently added to the art library -
The latest news about the Rubens partners in Antwerp. 2021 | 1 edition is now available online. -
A unique fundraising initiativeYou too can contribute to the art-historical research that is conducted in Antwerp. -
Journal of the International Association of Research Institutes in the History of ArtThe Rubenianum invites submissions for RIHA Journal on early modern (art) historical topics. -
Rubens catalogue projectHere you can consult the complete list of titles of the Corpus Rubenianum Ludwig Burchard and leaf through the volumes that have been digitized. -
PublicationFashion and Painting in Seventeenth-Century AntwerpProceedings of the 2014 conference now available. -
The Rubenianum is receiving the archive of the American art historian Prof. Walter S. Gibson.