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- The Rubenianum Fund has decided to create a special fund in honour of Arnout Balis. This fund will ensure the publication in book form of a broad selection of the many articles published by Arnout throughout his long and productive career.
- During the construction of our new building on Hopland, the Rubenianum reading room is open. You might experience some noise nuisance.
- 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.
- An old book, a new acquisitionOtto Vaenius’s Amorum emblemata (1608) enriches the Rubenianum library
- PublicationCollaborations in Netherlandish ArtA new Rubenianum edited volume!
- New literature addedFind out more about the publications recently added to the art library
- The Rubenianum is an ideal place for researchers who are studying a theme that falls within the institution’s field. Researchers who obtain a residency are given access to the collections, have a place to work in the city of Rubens, and enjoy an opportunity to participate in an international research network.
- 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.
- The latest news about the Rubens partners in Antwerp. 2022 | 1 edition is now available online.
- A unique fundraising initiativeYou too can contribute to the art-historical research that is conducted in Antwerp.
- 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, the Centrum Rubenianum and the Rubens House are in deep mourning after the unexpected death of Prof. Dr. Arnout Balis (July 29, 1952–September 6, 2021). Balis was one of the greatest Rubens connoisseurs.