glam/data/custodian/NL-NH-AMS-M-RMA.yaml

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entry_index: 759
processing_timestamp: '2025-11-27T16:36:44.252095+00:00'
enrichment_status: success
provenance:
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      - video_transcripts (40 videos)
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  notes:
  - Provenance tracking added retroactively
  - claim_level_provenance available in sources section
  - Removed incorrect wikidata_enrichment on 2025-12-08T08:19:16.980727+00:00. Re-enrichment
    required with proper matching.
  - Canonical location added via normalize_custodian_files.py on 2025-12-08T23:18:07Z
  - Canonical location added via normalize_custodian_files.py on 2025-12-09T07:05:58Z
qp_resolution_timestamp: '2025-11-27T20:16:12.065894+00:00'
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    rating: 5
    relative_time_description: in de afgelopen week
    text: |-
      Het Rijksmuseum met z'n kunstwerken-- schilderwerken en beeldende kunst van Nederland uit eerdere tijdperken...en buiten Nederland...Tja....een enorme collectie kunst ...verdeeld in overzichtelijke zalen en ruimtes...
      Ook ik kwam tijd te kort om alles te bezichtigen....
      P.s...kom binnenkort wederom langs om meer te  👀.......👍      
    publish_time: '2025-11-23T12:56:22.396885041Z'
  - author_name: R dG
    author_uri: https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/117352649066456700181/reviews
    rating: 5
    relative_time_description: een week geleden
    text: Mooi museum. Groot en veel te zien. Het is wel goed opletten om de juiste
      etages te vinden. De wegwijzers zijn niet goed te volgen. Het cafe is goed maar
      niet goedkoop. Wij hebben vooraf tickets gekocht met korting via ing rentepunten.
      Scheelt 40% op de gewone prijs. Aanrader is ook de gratis lockers. Jammer wel
      dat de Nachtwacht wordt gerestaureerd.
    publish_time: '2025-11-19T20:00:03.665954136Z'
  - author_name: Linda Kuijpers
    author_uri: https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/104767379087583758953/reviews
    rating: 5
    relative_time_description: 3 weken geleden
    text: |-
      Wat een fantastische ervaring!
      Heerlijk toegankelijk en gastvrij. Begeleider hoefde niet te betalen. Groot voorbeeld voor de rest van Amsterdam en eigenlijk voor de rest van Nederland wat helaas nog steeds niet erg inclusief is.
      We hebben genoten van de kunst. De beschrijvingen bij de werken was altijd een knappe samenvatting van de belangrijkste historische feiten en je werd gewezen op belangrijke details.
      Zeer groot museum waar we de hele dag hebben kunnen rond lopen. Zeer vriendelijke, enthousiaste medewerkers en heerlijk kwalitatief eten in het restaurant. Een onvergetelijke ervaring      
    publish_time: '2025-11-01T10:28:41.249959143Z'
  - author_name: Marjo Runhaar
    author_uri: https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/104816955209817527637/reviews
    rating: 5
    relative_time_description: een week geleden
    text: Ik was er nog nooit geweest maar dit moet je wel een keer gezien hebben.
      Wat een mooi museum en niet alleen schilderijen. Houdt wel rekening mee dat
      het er druk is.
    publish_time: '2025-11-20T07:25:35.087599989Z'
  - author_name: Lieky
    author_uri: https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/104679891947891539196/reviews
    rating: 5
    relative_time_description: een maand geleden
    text: Prachtige museum! In het begin even oriënteren waar je naar toe wilt gaan
      adv plattegrond. Adembenemende mooie kunstwerken 👌🏼 neem je tijd want het is
      groot! Personeel en sfeer is fantastisch 👍🏼 Voor herhaling vatbaar, want in
      twee uurtjes helaas niet alles kunnen zien.
    publish_time: '2025-10-14T07:23:39.944809330Z'
  editorial_summary: 19e-eeuws gebouw met meesterwerken uit de Nederlandse Gouden
    Eeuw en een uitgebreide Europese kunstcollectie.
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      \n\U0001F48C Subscribe to the Rijksmuseum newsletter to receive art and inspiration\
      \ straight to your inbox: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/interests/subscribe-to-the-rijksmuseum-newsletter\n\
      \n#rembrandt #nightwatch #rijksmuseum #amsterdam  \n\n00:00 Intro\n00:\n00:\n\
      00:\n00:\n00:"
    published_at: '2025-11-19T15:01:18Z'
    duration: PT3M48S
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    comment_count: 8
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    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
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    comments:
    - comment_id: UgwDxnOExNG5pjwv3cJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@DSTWizz'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@DSTWizz
      text: What a superb explanation!  Thank you so much, all of you.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-11-19T16:13:56Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-19T16:13:56Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugydshfw0Ori49Mn5rx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LazyDaisyDay88'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LazyDaisyDay88
      text: I very much hope that you will share the restoration once completed?  It
        would also be wonderful to see the man being restored.  Its fascinating to
        see a face reborn as Rembrandt intended
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-11-20T00:10:20Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-20T00:10:41Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgyGAJGqitjA3PZAInt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@lauralouisethornton'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@lauralouisethornton
      text: Fascinating - thank you!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-11-20T22:45:44Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-20T22:45:44Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgyEeHYdEzSjeZmB5IF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TheStockwell'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TheStockwell
      text: 'An odd question: what happens to the varnish and paint removed from previous
        retouchings? By now, I would think they have historical significance of their
        own. 🤔'
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-11-19T17:15:09Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-19T17:15:09Z'
      reply_count: 1
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    transcript:
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      language: en
      transcript_type: manual
      transcript_text: In the dark crowd on the left side of the night watch, one
        man burns through the [music] shadows. Red coat, red hat, even his nose carries
        the color. Who is he? Why is he dressed in red? [music] And does his red nose
        tell us that he drank too much? Well, the red musketeer is young from the
        Haiti. He was 32 years old when Remand painted him and he owned a grocery
        store in Amsterdam and he's wearing red because he was unmarried [music] and
        a married man would be wearing black. But it's interesting to see how Rembrandt
        included [music] this man in red because he contrasts a lot with all the figures
        around him. So thanks [music] to his red nose, his red dress, he's called
        the red musketeer. Beyond the [music] red clothes, it's that red nose that
        catches the eye. Was it a choice by Rembrandt? A reflection of the man himself
        or something quite different? [music] >> So nowadays, the red musketeer
        looks a bit as if he drank too much. But that's actually not the case. That's
        because of discolored retouching in his face. [music] What happened is that
        there's a loss in the paint layer and then the ground layer which became visible
        and then the restoers [music] before us, they felt a need to retouch this.
        But what can happen to these retouches [music] is that they discolor over
        time and they get visible as they did in [music] the red musketeer's face.
        There's definitely something we can do about these retouchings. So [music]
        at some point with the varnish, we will also remove the retouching. And afterwards,
        he will have these remnants of the original paint. And [music] these we can
        connect again to make him look much better than he does now. When you look
        at the painting from the left hand side to the right, we see three musketeers
        [music] and actually they are presenting three different stages of shooting.
        So the first man at the left hand side is loading the gun and then the one
        in the middle is shooting and the one at the right hand side is is cleaning
        the gun. And when you look at these different stages [music] and the poses
        of these figures, it appears that Rembrandt based it on a book that [music]
        was created in the early 17th century by a Dutch artist called Jakot. And
        [music] what I personally very much like is how he transformed something [music]
        well absolutely practical in one of the greatest artworks of all times. And
        when you look [music] closer at the skin of the red musketeer, you can see
        other skin problems too. If you carefully look at the face of the red musketeer
        and if you really zoom in, you see all tiny white spots [music] there. We
        call them leto protrusions. You can compare them with these youth [music]
        pimples as we know them for teenagers. They have been developed over time.
        So this actually the result of an chemical process. So within [music] the
        paint slowly these lead so protrusions are formed and they are protruding
        through [music] the surface of the painting. We will not remove this lead
        so protrusion. We have to accept [music] this change but where it's disturbing
        we will retouch them. So finally in the end the redness material look fine.
        All these problems the red nose the blotchy cheeks the teenage skin will soon
        be corrected. And when he finally returns to his true colors, the red musketeer
        will still be red, but only because of his clothes. [music]
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  - video_id: S-2tIXR0Sb4
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-2tIXR0Sb4
    title: How We Are Removing Varnish From The Night Watch
    description: "What’s going on with the drummer?!\n\nIn the bottom right corner\
      \ of The Night Watch, you’ll find a remarkable figure: Jacob Jorisz, the drummer.\
      \ Though he didn’t pay for a place in the painting, Rembrandt gave him a key\
      \ role. But why does he look… unwell today? \n\nThe answer lies in the varnish,\
      \ the transparent top layer that saturates colours, adds gloss, and protects\
      \ the paint beneath. Over time, varnish can become yellow and dull, altering\
      \ the appearance of Rembrandt’s masterpiece. That’s why, during Operation Night\
      \ Watch, experts are carefully removing the old varnish to reveal the original\
      \ vibrancy of Rembrandt’s palette. \n\nIn this video, Ige Verslype, Alba Álvarez\
      \ Martín, and Pieter Roelofs from the Rijksmuseum take you behind the scenes\
      \ of this extraordinary conservation project. From using microfibre cloths and\
      \ organic solvents to applying advanced scientific research and microscopic\
      \ tools, you’ll discover the precise, delicate process of restoring one of the\
      \ world’s most iconic paintings.\n\n\U0001F514 Subscribe and click the bell\
      \ icon to get more Rijksmuseum content every two weeks: @rijksmuseumamsterdam\n\
      \nℹ️ Learn more about Operation Night Watch: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/operation-night-watch\
      \  \n\n\U0001F48C Subscribe to the Rijksmuseum newsletter to receive art and\
      \ inspiration straight to your inbox: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/interests/subscribe-to-the-rijksmuseum-newsletter\n\
      \n#rembrandt #nightwatch #rijksmuseum #amsterdam  \n\n00:00 Intro\n00:25 Who\
      \ Is the Drummer?\n00:50 Aged Varnish\n01:03 What Is Varnish?\n01:15 How Is\
      \ Varnish Removed?\n01:40 Researching Safe Methods to Remove Varnish\n02:01\
      \ Hierarchy in The Night Watch\n02:29 The Residues\n03:05 Cotton Fibres in the\
      \ Varnish\n03:31 Outro"
    published_at: '2025-11-05T15:00:54Z'
    duration: PT4M
    definition: hd
    caption_available: true
    view_count: 493023
    like_count: 243
    comment_count: 6
    tags: []
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    live_broadcast_content: none
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      author_display_name: '@kathleenriebeling8221'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kathleenriebeling8221
      text: What a wonderful  job to have!!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-11-11T17:07:54Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-11T17:07:54Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgxC_c_sOC2dAKZrWGJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@lauralouisethornton'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@lauralouisethornton
      text: Fascinating! I'm loving these videos - thank you!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-11-07T06:00:04Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-07T06:00:04Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgyNWnBn2cH43xG3Xx14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@AngelaJones-k5h9e'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@AngelaJones-k5h9e
      text: Once u mess with a painting u still take the value  of it
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-11-12T20:33:52Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-12T20:33:52Z'
      reply_count: 1
    comments_fetched: 3
    transcript:
      video_id: S-2tIXR0Sb4
      language: nl
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      transcript_text: Jacob Jorisz, de drummer. Hij was geen kapitein of een rijke
        man. En toch is hij een van de eerste gezichten die opvalt in de Nachtwacht.
        Maar tegenwoordig ziet hij er vlak en bleek uit. Wat is er met hem gebeurd
        en waarom heeft Rembrandt hem daar überhaupt neergezet? De drummer speelt
        een behoorlijk belangrijke rol binnen de gehele compostie. Dankzij hem kunnen
        we de Nachtwacht bijna horen en hij begint te trommelen op het moment dat
        de kapitein het sein aan de burgerwacht geeft om uit te marcheren. Het is
        dus min of meer aan hem te danken dat we het drama in het beeld zien. De drummer
        ziet er nu wat vlak uit omdat de oude vernis voorzichtig wordt verwijderd.
        De vernis die nu op de Nachtwacht zit, is verouderd en geel geworden. Omdat
        het de kleuren en details van het schilderij vertroebelt moet het worden verwijderd.
        Vernis is een dunne, transparante laag die over de verf wordt aangebracht.
        Het beschermt het oppervlak tegen stof, vuil en vocht en zorgt ervoor dat
        de kleuren rijker en levendiger lijken. Maar hoe verwijder je vernis zonder
        het schilderij te beschadigen? Voor het verwijderen van de vernis van de Nachtwacht
        gebruiken wij synthetisch weefsel dat wij doordrenken met een kleine hoeveelheid
        oplosmiddel. En dan brengen we dit aan op de vernis. De vernis lost op en
        wordt als het ware in het weefsel getrokken. Maar het veilig verwijderen van
        de vernis is niet iets wat de restauratoren alleen doen. Zij vertrouwen op
        de wetenschappelijke afdeling van het museum. Voordat de restauratoren beginnen
        met de behandeling van het schilderij moeten we er zeker van zijn dat alles
        waarmee we in contact komen met het schilderij veilig is. We hebben dus veel
        wetenschappelijk onderzoek gedaan naar dit weefsel. We hebben de samenstelling,
        maar ook de chemische en mechanische eigenschappen geanalyseerd en nu weten
        we dat het veilig is om het in contact te brengen met het schilderij. Dus
        Rembrandt plaatst de drummer op de eerste of tweede regel van zijn compositie.
        Niemand anders zou dat doen. Iedereen zou begrijpen dat de hiërarchie binnen
        deze burgerwacht van cruciaal belang was. Maar voor Rembrandt speelde hiërarchie
        geen rol. En wat hij op de Nachtwacht doet, is aanzienlijk anders dan alle
        andere groepsportretten die we kennen uit de 17e eeuw. Het tissueproces is
        eigenlijk een vrij snel proces maar er blijven veel resten van oude vernis
        achter. Als we het verfoppervlak met een microscoop bekijken, zien we veel
        resten. Deze resten zorgen ervoor dat de verf een grijsachtige uitstraling
        krijgt. Het is dus heel belangrijk om ze te verwijderen. Maar dat kost veel
        tijd en concentratie. Als het zoveel tijd en concentratie kost, heb je geduld
        nodig maar je geduld wordt op de proef gesteld. Er is meer dat onder de loep
        genomen moet worden. Nadat we de vernis hebben verwijderd, vinden we nog veel
        katoenvezels. Dit zijn restanten van oudere restauraties. En ze zitten vast
        in de scheuren van de verf. Om ze te verwijderen, gaan we met een zachte borstel
        over het oppervlak. En dan halen we ze er één voor één uit met behulp van
        een pincet. Ik denk dat er duizenden haren zijn, maar het is een heel ontspannend
        werk. Ik geniet er echt van. Tijdens Operatie Nachtwacht werkt het team van
        de randen naar het midden. Er zal dus een moment komen waarop het hele schilderij
        er volkomen vlak uitziet. Uiteindelijk zal elk deel van het doek vrij zijn
        van vernis en vrij van vezels. Dit zijn allemaal stappen om de Nachtwacht
        in zijn volle glorie te herstellen.
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  - video_id: qszcWw7y0Vo
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qszcWw7y0Vo
    title: How Rembrandt's Masterpiece Survived a Knife Attack
    description: "Rembrandt’s Night Watch has stood the test of time for nearly 400\
      \ years, but its journey hasn’t been without drama. This iconic painting has\
      \ survived knife attacks, acid damage, and even being physically cut to fit\
      \ a new location.  \n\nIn this video, we dive into the turbulent history of\
      \ The Night Watch and reveal how expert conservators at the Rijksmuseum have\
      \ worked tirelessly to preserve it. We will tell you all about the shocking\
      \ knife attack in 1975 that left deep gashes in the painting. This incident\
      \ tells a story of resilience and restoration. \n\nYou’ll hear from Rijksmuseum\
      \ experts Esther van Duijn, Annelies van Loon and Pieter Roelofs as they share\
      \ insights into the painting’s past and the groundbreaking techniques used to\
      \ heal its wounds. Discover how restorers stitched the canvas like surgeons,\
      \ applied new linen backing, and carefully retouched damaged areas, all while\
      \ documenting every step in a detailed conservation dossier. Learn how scientific\
      \ research helps uncover hidden scars and why some of them reappear during restoration,\
      \ a natural part of the process that ensures the painting’s long-term health.\
      \ \n\n\U0001F514 Subscribe and click the bell icon to get more Rijksmuseum content\
      \ every two weeks: @rijksmuseumamsterdam    \n\nℹ️ Learn more about Operation\
      \ Night Watch: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/operation-night-watch \n\
      \n\U0001F48C Subscribe to the Rijksmuseum newsletter to receive art and inspiration\
      \ straight to your inbox: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/interests/subscribe-to-the-rijksmuseum-newsletter\
      \ \n\n#rembrandt #nightwatch #rijksmuseum #amsterdam \n\n00:00 Intro\n00:25\
      \ Esther on the Knife Attack\n01:19 The Previous Restoration by Kuiper\n02:25\
      \ Today’s Treatment by the Operation Night Watch Team\n03:01 Research on the\
      \ Painting\n03:42 Outro"
    published_at: '2025-10-22T14:01:23Z'
    duration: PT4M2S
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    view_count: 518595
    like_count: 364
    comment_count: 8
    tags: []
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    comments:
    - comment_id: Ugy6QXywGKL45hlc2qt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@coloradolaird6180'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@coloradolaird6180
      text: For English/US viewers, if the audio is garbled for you, the Google autodubbing
        is misbehaving. Click in the video, and then the gear icon (Settings). Choose
        Audio Track, then select the Dutch NL track instead of the English/US one.
      like_count: 7
      published_at: '2025-10-24T02:08:46Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-24T02:08:46Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgypbxI4vyOrIidbxDl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@marcelovitalbr'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@marcelovitalbr
      text: The channel should disable the auto-dubbing. It is now translating from
        English to English which is very annoying
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-10-24T09:11:39Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-24T09:11:39Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugw0XRUnL5P-FvdRebJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@robinderoos1166'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@robinderoos1166
      text: 'The real question is: did the extremist who did this get what they deserve?
        Being shot by the guards? Willfull destruction of national heritage and humanities
        heritage warrants instant execution. It is an affront to all of humanities
        legacy'
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-30T18:54:09Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-30T18:54:09Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxo6HXI6cLoPsjdomF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@songsofjulian'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@songsofjulian
      text: You guys need a sound guy to fix the audio? One of the most important
        paintings in the world shouldn’t have a video this poorly made talking about
        it. 😢
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-11-11T10:53:41Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-11T10:53:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxDDMgsxiQGkzJ_Ooh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Tjalie-j6i'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Tjalie-j6i
      text: |-
        T'was a freaking wackjob init.
        As a Dutchman myself, i was angered at the time, but it's not just an attack on Dutch historical heritage. It was, of course, an attack on our shared heritage of us all across the globe.        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-26T15:48:29Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-26T15:48:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwnLlZRDBCkwEB5kaZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@willyp112'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@willyp112
      text: ff naar baumgartner 🤣
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-10-22T16:20:52Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-22T16:20:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 6
    transcript:
      video_id: qszcWw7y0Vo
      language: en
      transcript_type: manual
      transcript_text: Can you believe The Night Watch ever looked like this? A disturbed
        man attacked Rembrandt's Night Watch with a knife in 1975 slashing the painting
        12 times. Some cuts measured a meter long, and in one area he completely cut
        out a triangle. How do you restore a painting to its original glory after
        such a knife attack? The worst nightmare of every museum became reality at
        the Rijksmuseum. It was a Sunday morning around eleven o’clock that a man
        came into the museum and started attacking the painting with a knife. With
        a serrated knife the attacker made countless scratches and deep cuts into
        the lower part of the painting, across a width of two meters from the central
        figures, all the way to the drum. 12 slashes. Some really went through varnish
        layers, paint layers, canvas. So he must have used a lot of force. The heaviest
        damage was in the center, where a strip of canvas between the legs of captain
        Banninck Cocq was cut out about a centimeter wide. Another section, nearly
        half a meter long, was left hanging loose. Under the direction of the Rijksmuseum's
        chief restorer Mr. Kuiper preparations for the painting's recovery began the
        very next day. They repaired all those slashes with tiny bridges, so to say
        over the slashes, so they used tiny amounts of thread which they soaked in
        glue and they added those over the slashes, almost like scar tissue. I haven't
        counted them myself, in some of the documentaries they are talking about 1200
        of those little bridges. After that, they applied new wax-resin lining on
        the back of the painting. They then filled the stitched wound with brown filling
        material and applied new paint to damages where the original paint was lost.
        The conservator at that time, Luitsen Kuiper he worked on the retouching of
        the painting for only two months. And that is an incredible job he did. I
        wouldn't have been able to do that within the amount of time that Kuiper had.
        I'm really impressed by him. Now, 50 years later, those retouchings have darkened
        and become glossy. They're clearly visible on the painting and that's one
        of the reasons why it needs treatment today. So if we look at the costume
        of Banninck Cocq, you can actually see the lines of the knife attack. So these
        lines, they look darker they look more glossy than the original paint. So
        when they did the restoration in 1975 they used restoration materials that
        are not very stable. And in time they change colour, become darker behave
        differently than the original material. For Operation Night Watch, it was
        essential to check the condition of the painting before starting the restoration.
        Just as surgeons take an X-ray before an operation, conservators and scientists
        made detailed scans of The Night Watch using advanced imaging techniques such
        as macro X-ray fluorescence and reflectance imaging spectroscopy. They were
        able to look beneath the paint surface revealing old damages and traces of
        earlier restorations. Right now, old varnish and retouches are being removed
        as well as the retouches covering the knife cuts. So the scars will become
        visible again during the treatment. But then later we will cover them and
        paint them and make them invisible for the eye again. By using more stable
        restoration materials than were available in 1975 the knife cuts will stay
        invisible for much longer. This work will allow The Night Watch to keep on
        telling its story to future generations.
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  - video_id: FTyAnqtZPtA
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTyAnqtZPtA
    title: Why Is Rembrandt’s Night Watch So Famous?
    description: "Rembrandt van Rijn’s largest and most iconic painting is anything\
      \ but a traditional portrait...\n\nFar from a static lineup, this masterpiece\
      \ bursts with life, action, and atmosphere. Instead of lining up his subjects\
      \ neatly, Rembrandt paints a moment in motion, complete with marching guardsmen,\
      \ a barking dog, a beating drum, and even a flash of gunfire. It's the first\
      \ group portrait where people are in action, not just posing.\n\nRembrandt uses\
      \ dramatic lighting to guide your eye, focusing on key figures like the captain,\
      \ the mascot girl, and the luminous lieutenant. Despite its dark tones, the\
      \ scene is a daylight march, not a night watch. That misinterpretation, which\
      \ gave the painting its nickname, only adds to its mystique.\n\nWatch as curators\
      \ Pieter Roelofs and Anne Lenders reveal how even the smallest details hold\
      \ the key to understanding how Rembrandt’s masterpiece became so world-renowned.\
      \ \n\n\U0001F514 Subscribe and click the bell icon to get more Rijksmuseum content\
      \ every two weeks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEXuPfYt1M3e8DT1LDeSfVg\n\
      \nℹ️ Learn more about Operation Night Watch: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/operation-night-watch\n\
      \n\U0001F48CSubscribe to the Rijksmuseum newsletter to receive art and inspiration\
      \ straight to your inbox: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/interests/subscribe-to-the-rijksmuseum-newsletter\n\
      \n#rembrandt #nightwatch #rijksmuseum #amsterdam \n\n00:00 Intro  \n00:23 How\
      \ Rembrandt broke the rules\n02:08 Hidden symbols \n03:27 Original composition\
      \   \n04:25 Outro"
    published_at: '2025-10-08T13:46:17Z'
    duration: PT4M53S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: true
    view_count: 228270
    like_count: 228
    comment_count: 17
    tags:
    - rembrandt
    - nightwatch
    - rijksmuseum
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    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
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    - comment_id: UgycwxzE609vwsPKww54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@patricklonski'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@patricklonski
      text: Viewed it in 2018 and it was the thrill of a lifetime to visit the Rijksmuseum.
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2025-10-09T16:28:52Z'
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      author_display_name: '@TCU1'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TCU1
      text: When I was a teenager and heard "The Night Watch" song by King Crimson,
        written by Richard Palmer James and sung by the incredible, late John Wetton,
        I was blown away. It took me on a journey to see the painting many years later
        because of that song. No words can explain how incredible this is to see in
        person.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-11-06T00:09:52Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-06T00:09:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzpn6AwFtm2JbrJiqt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jesusaroca5455'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jesusaroca5455
      text: |-
        ¡¡¡¡ Rembrandt conmueve !!!!
        Gracias Rijksmuseum por mostrar al mundo los tesoros que contiene.        
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-10-08T18:22:48Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-08T18:22:48Z'
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    - comment_id: UgyjZ3yB0JeQBAJyRC14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@martienuittenbosch7059'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@martienuittenbosch7059
      text: Mooi werk. Lijkt me leuk om zo bezig te zijn.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-08T15:13:36Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-08T15:13:36Z'
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      author_display_name: '@RuyaROzer'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@RuyaROzer
      text: Thank you for the videos. Fantastic. However it would be much better if
        you could turn down the background music. It is very distracting and hard
        to understand the speaker.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2025-10-08T16:13:56Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-08T16:13:56Z'
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    - comment_id: UgyzHjo01Szaqz3Okod4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@petergorgels5716'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@petergorgels5716
      text: Brilliant ❤
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-08T20:13:28Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-08T20:13:28Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgyuLBS2XFfFVTVOZ2x4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@gislanegandralima2738'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@gislanegandralima2738
      text: Incrível!😍
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-08T20:59:44Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-08T20:59:44Z'
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      author_display_name: '@julievangroesen3557'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@julievangroesen3557
      text: ❤❤
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-08T15:11:27Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-08T15:11:27Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgzcDpDa6AauGYN_60Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@catherinechastney8787'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@catherinechastney8787
      text: The voice over is terrible. Some words are missing and some of the phrasing
        is wrong. Great story, but read the subtitles and turn the audio off.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-24T07:07:14Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-24T07:07:14Z'
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    transcript:
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      transcript_type: manual
      transcript_text: Rembrandt, een naam zo legendarisch dat hij geen introductie
        nodig heeft. In het Rijksmuseum zijn alle ogen gericht op één centraal punt.
        De Nachtwacht, zijn bekendste meesterwerk. Maar wat maakt dit wereldberoemde
        schilderij zo bijzonder? Een van de belangrijkste redenen waarom de Nachtwacht
        zo iconisch is is dat Rembrandt de conventies van zijn tijd doorbrak. Zo gebruikte
        hij veel drastischer licht en schaduw. Maar er waren meer regels die hij trotseerde.
        De meeste portretten die we uit die tijd kennen tonen mensen die netjes naast
        elkaar staan. Er wordt een soort snelweg van hoeden afgebeeld. En wat Rembrandt
        hier doet, is dat hij niet de man centraal stelt in het schilderij, maar dat
        het juist draait om de actie en de interactie tussen de figuren. En Rembrandt
        weet precies hoe hij onze blik door de compositie moet sturen. Om echt te
        voelen wat voor drama en verhaal hij wil vastleggen. En dat maakt dit schilderij
        compleet anders dan alle andere die in de 17e eeuw in Nederland zijn gemaakt.
        Rembrandt gebruikt subtiele bewegingslijnen om de blik van de kijker naar
        twee figuren te leiden. Kapitein Frans Bannink Cocq en zijn luitenant Willem
        van Ruytenburch. De kapitein, in het dagelijks leven advocaat, gebaart dat
        ze mogen vertrekken. Zijn luitenant, gekleed in schitterend wit en goud, staat
        trots aan zijn zijde. Om hen heen heerst een zorgvuldig georkestreerde chaos.
        Er zijn drie musketiers, die elk in een andere fase van het hanteren van de
        musket zitten. De een laadt, de ander schiet en de derde maakt zijn wapen
        leeg. Om het geheel nog spannender te maken, heeft Rembrandt een trommelaar
        toegevoegd die het signaal lijkt te geven om te vertrekken. Kijk hoe een hond
        opgewonden blaft als reactie op het getrommel. Maar afgezien van de beweging
        zit de Nachtwacht ook vol met symbolen en verborgen details. Ik heb een specifiek
        favoriet stuk in het schilderij en dat is de schaduw van de hand van Frans
        Bannink Cocq. De schaduw valt op het kostuum van Willem van Ruytenburch en
        tussen zijn vingers in de schaduw, zien we drie kruisen. En dit zijn de kruizen
        van het wapen van Amsterdam. En met dit gebaar is het net alsof hij Amsterdam
        al beschermt. En ik denk dat zo'n detail dat misschien onbelangrijk lijkt,
        in werkelijkheid een van de belangrijkste aspecten is van waar dit schilderij
        van de schutterij over gaat. De Nachtwacht bevat nog meer mysteries. Kijk
        goed en je ziet een jong meisje badend in het licht. Sommigen dachten dat
        zij de vrouw van Rembrandt was, Saskia. Anderen geloofden dat ze een engel
        was. Maar dat is ze allebei niet. Zij symboliseert de schutterij. De dode
        kip aan haar riem verwijst naar hun wapen, een gouden klauw. En daar, half
        verscholen achter de figuren, zou dat Rembrandt zelf kunnen zijn, die over
        het tafereel waakt? Ik geloof dat hij de ‘GOAT’ is. Ik bedoel, hij begrijpt
        echt hoe hij met ons, de toeschouwers, moet spelen. Oorspronkelijk was de
        Nachtwacht nog groter met meer figuren aan de randen van het doek. Maar waarom
        is dat ingekort? Omdat het tussen twee deuren moest passen. En dat was toen
        het schilderij verhuisde naar het stadhuis op de Dam het huidige Koninklijk
        Paleis. Het werd aan alle vier de zijden afgesneden en vooral aan de linkerzijde
        werd een groot stuk canvas afgesneden. En dankzij een kopie uit de 17e eeuw,
        gemaakt door Gerrit Lundens weten we nog steeds hoe de originele compositie
        eruit zag. Links stonden twee wachters en een kind op een brug. De kapitein
        en de luitenant stonden oorspronkelijk niet in het midden van het schilderij,
        maar iets meer naar rechts. En dat versterkte de beweging in het schilderij
        aanzienlijk. De oorspronkelijke compositie van Rembrandt was dus nog dynamischer
        dan tegenwoordig. De afgesneden stukken zijn nooit gevonden, maar we hopen
        van harte dat we ze ooit nog vinden. De grootsheid van dit schilderij schuilt
        in de manier waarop Rembrandt gedurfd breekt met traditie. Hij verving de
        statische rijen mannen door een levendig tafereel vol beweging en gebruikte
        licht en schaduw op manieren die niemand eerder had gedurfd. Daarom blijft
        de Nachtwacht zo bijzonder.
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    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaEYd8D_Vzw
    title: Did Rembrandt Steal A Dog?!
    description: "The Mystery Behind the Night Watch’s Dog\n\nTucked beneath the marching\
      \ feet of Rembrandt’s Night Watch is a curious detail: a small, tense dog, alert,\
      \ ears perked, caught in the action. Most viewers barely notice it. But art\
      \ historian Anne Lenders did, and what she uncovered might just rewrite a piece\
      \ of art history. \n\nCould Rembrandt’s famous dog have been borrowed from another\
      \ artist? As it turns out, this loyal pup bears a striking resemblance to a\
      \ dog drawn by Adriaen van de Venne for a book by poet Jacob Cats. Coincidence…\
      \ or something more? \n\nTogether with curator Anne Lenders and restorer Anna\
      \ Krekeler, we explore how Rembrandt may have taken inspiration from Van de\
      \ Venne’s sketch and adapted it to fit the dynamic energy of his masterpiece.\
      \ Learn how the great painter used reference drawings from his vast personal\
      \ collection, altered poses, and made subtle yet significant changes to bring\
      \ his version of the dog to life. \n\nWe also take a closer look at how copying\
      \ and reusing imagery was a common artistic practice in the 17th century, and\
      \ how Rembrandt’s brilliance lay not in copying, but in transforming. \n\nWatch\
      \ now to uncover the surprising origin of The Night Watch’s most overlooked\
      \ character… \n\n\U0001F514 Subscribe and click the bell icon to get more Rijksmuseum\
      \ content every two weeks: https://www.youtube.com/@RijksmuseumAmsterdam   \n\
      \nℹ️ Learn more about Operation Night Watch: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/operation-night-watch\
      \ \n\n\U0001F48CSubscribe to the Rijksmuseum newsletter to receive art and inspiration\
      \ straight to your inbox: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/interests/subscribe-to-the-rijksmuseum-newsletter\n\
      \n#rembrandt #nightwatch #rijksmuseum #amsterdam \n\n0:00 Intro\n0:39 Curator\
      \ Anne Lenders’ discovery\n1:40 Rembrandt’s inspiration\n1:58 Research into\
      \ Rembrandt’s dog\n2:16 Comparing Rembrandt’s dog with Adriaen van de Venne’s\n\
      3:17 Rembrandt’s inventory list\n3:39 A major artistic influence\n4:03 Outro"
    published_at: '2025-09-23T11:01:15Z'
    duration: PT4M31S
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    - comment_id: UgyXomsrzJThY2Nl-TR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@moreumbrellasplease'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@moreumbrellasplease
      text: The dog should have a name and I think Anne Lenders earned the right to
        give it one.  That is an amazing catch.
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2025-09-25T03:15:32Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-25T03:15:32Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgzqxSBqQe27f0BWu-t4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jillsart-jillvandewetering160'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jillsart-jillvandewetering160
      text: Haha! Wat een geweldig bijzondere ontdekking! Super zeg, bedankt voor
        het delen!! 🐾
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-09-23T15:41:47Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T15:41:47Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugx0mVu472dlCXakeTl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@edwinbakker69'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@edwinbakker69
      text: Mooi om te zien, zeker met de uitleg erbij. Heel goed ontdekt, toch mooi!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-23T19:02:59Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T19:02:59Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugy1OivAlFuDRTZNmz14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@mreggbird'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@mreggbird
      text: What about adding the edges digitally? So we can still see it
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-11-04T11:35:48Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-04T11:35:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzREDUM-9qkkUfyUq14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@OYXN5ehQOzQxirK'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@OYXN5ehQOzQxirK
      text: I've always wondered why the dog looks so unfinished
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2025-09-26T17:39:52Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-26T17:39:52Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgzueJ6G95cvFwJFfhd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@plotnikovasvetlana'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@plotnikovasvetlana
      text: It's hard to persuade a dog to pose. It's easier to redraw from somewhere
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-09-26T11:57:45Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-26T11:57:45Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugwl7j0IRy7CCnXYjux4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@petergorgels5716'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@petergorgels5716
      text: Brilliant! ❤
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-09-23T15:56:06Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T15:56:06Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwHeQZBwTCsJUgznQ94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Boch3n'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Boch3n
      text: Actually, it's amazing!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-09-28T20:54:42Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-28T20:54:42Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgyEpOBDbfJGZqa81hN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@passerineblue'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@passerineblue
      text: It's a dog in the "let's play" stance. Good example of the ridiculous
        lengths academics go to in order to "publish or perish". One reason I left
        academe.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-09-25T17:06:26Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-25T17:06:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwXEtNXr9QUxc4mUNZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@felipegil2518'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@felipegil2518
      text: The first spam email I liked in my life!
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2025-09-24T17:50:19Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-24T17:50:19Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugx4vMT_C6G4KfSEgQN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nanetbeumer4793'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nanetbeumer4793
      text: Super! 😍
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-23T16:18:54Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T16:18:54Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwCgBlgXpaZ_GKzxlF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@AmieGalbraith'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@AmieGalbraith
      text: Cheeky Rembrandt... Good spot!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-23T11:07:40Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T11:07:40Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgyQdJvUVCgoc1RukeZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@starartsproductions'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@starartsproductions
      text: ❤
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-09-23T11:05:17Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T11:05:17Z'
      reply_count: 3
    - comment_id: UgyadO25eT9SRBVm38t4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@yavuzmustu'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@yavuzmustu
      text: Sanatçılar arasında olur bu tarz seyler abartmamak lazım.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-09-24T06:58:48Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-24T06:58:48Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgxK0xgLsva12K9_yzN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Horineessie'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Horineessie
      text: Vet!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-23T15:07:08Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T15:07:08Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugy8b2yTuUDgyJh8hZF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@JACover-by6kp'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@JACover-by6kp
      text: 'Well, gee: have a look at the doggie -- same stance, but now looking
        to the left -- in his 1635 etching of "Jesus Driving the Money Changers from
        the Temple".  But it''s good to have the Cats / van der Venne "prototype",
        for this particular case.  Rembrandt copied lots, as we know; this one is
        closer than many / most.'
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-09-29T13:39:08Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-29T13:39:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxlFQ2U7JVyhx9_KV14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@deborahvantiel102'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@deborahvantiel102
      text: 🖌♥
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-23T12:08:02Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T12:08:02Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugw9jnFsXwdGs-8rjdl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@pietervonk123'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@pietervonk123
      text: 🫶🏻
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-23T14:19:45Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T14:19:45Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwkKYEjXWM6ckX9FQZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@KootLuton'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@KootLuton
      text: ❤
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-23T11:07:38Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T11:07:38Z'
      reply_count: 1
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    transcript:
      video_id: WaEYd8D_Vzw
      language: en
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      transcript_text: 'The Night Watch, Rembrandt''s most famous work. There''s a
        reason why this painting stands out. Nothing is like it seems. The closer
        you look, the more the canvas reveals. Hidden in the shadows among the feet
        of The Night Watch men marching out, there''s one mysterious creature: a dog,
        a blur of fur. Tense from the noise of the beating drum and the firing musket.
        Was it Rembrandt''s own pet? Most assumed it was drawn from life, but what
        if the dog wasn''t Rembrandt''s at all? It was 2024, when Anne Lenders curator
        of 17th century Dutch paintings made a discovery she never expected. I visited
        an exhibition about Adriaen van der Venne, and I was just walking around when
        my eye fell on a book by Jacob Cats with a dog depicted on the title page.
        Immediately, The Night Watch dog came to my mind. I was not completely sure,
        so I grabbed my phone and searched for The Night Watch dog to compare it with
        Adriaen van der Venne’s dog. And then I saw that the similarities were striking.
        Not only the angle at which the head turns is very similar, with the mouth
        slightly opened but also the collar around the neck with a ring in front is
        almost identical. And both dogs have the upper part of their body crouched
        low to the ground. I was very surprised and many questions came up like, am
        I really the first one to see this? Or has anyone else seen this before? The
        similarities between the two dogs are remarkable. At the time, it was very
        common for artists to look at each other''s work for inspiration. Of course,
        a good artist never copied blindly. Did Rembrandt steal his dog from Van der
        Venne? Well, stealing is a very big word. But the resemblance of the two dogs
        is quite striking. But, the back of the dog is slightly different, how the
        legs are, and of course, the dog in The Night Watch has its tail between the
        legs of the dog. There are some subtle differences between these dogs but
        the resemblance is so strong that it cannot be a coincidence. With today''s
        technology, we can uncover far more of Rembrandt''s secrets than ever before.
        When he painted The Night Watch he first made a sketch with a white paint
        that contained chalk. Thanks to a recent research technique called macro XRF-imaging
        we can now visualise that chalk layer and reveal Rembrandt''s underlying sketch.
        It''s as if you can see the first outlines of The Night Watch. And these outlines
        don''t just show us the beginning, but they also reveal whether Rembrandt
        changed his mind along the way. In some parts of the painting, this light
        sketch layer shines through. When I look through the microscope, I see the
        chalk sketch. The light layer, directly on the dark brown or brown ground.
        I love seeing it. I love looking at the painting from so close by. It''s just,
        it''s just like a different world. When we read Rembrandt''s inventory of
        1656, we can see that he possessed an enormous collection of drawings and
        prints which he actually used as a source of inspiration. At that time it
        was very common for artists to look at each other''s works and Rembrandt did
        that very often. But did Rembrandt actually base his dog on Van der Venne’s
        example? When you look at the initial sketch of Rembrandt’s dog you can see
        that the elbow was lower so the dog was in a bit more of a downward position.
        And that is also closer to how Van der Venne has drawn his dog. So that really
        supports the idea that this was the inspiration for Rembrandt. The dog found
        in a drawing by Adriaen van der Venne bears a striking resemblance to Rembrandt''s
        Night Watch dog. Both the strong similarities and the painted sketch underscore
        that Van der Venne’s drawing served as inspiration for the dog in The Night
        Watch. A coincidental discovery that gives an insight in Rembrandt''s creative
        mastermind.'
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  - video_id: V0awiTU1yeg
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0awiTU1yeg
    title: Paper worth more than paintings?!
    description: |-
      What can you make with just paper and scissors? ✂️

      Forget paint and canvas; in the 17th and 18th centuries, breathtaking worlds were created using nothing more than scissors, knives, and sheets of paper. 

      Knipkunst (the Dutch art of paper cutting) turned fragile paper into palaces, gardens, and floral pieces so intricate they rivalled the finest paintings. Among its masters was Elisabeth Rijbergh, once celebrated across Europe but later forgotten. Now, thanks to new research and conservation, her extraordinary works are shining again. Step into her paper worlds, crafted literally on the cutting edge. ✨

      ✂️ Elisabeth Rijbergh, Landscape with Animals, c. 1695 - c. 1700

      ✂️ Elisabeth Rijbergh, Boy at a Vase of Flowers, 1701

      ✂️ Elisabeth Rijbergh, Honselaarsdijk Palace, in or before 1698


      #rijksmuseum #amsterdam #arthistory      
    published_at: '2025-09-19T12:54:46Z'
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    - comment_id: Ugw-9pxQqLGIWzXvcjx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sandra-jones'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sandra-jones
      text: So happy she was rediscovered.
      like_count: 32
      published_at: '2025-09-20T13:32:38Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-20T13:32:38Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgxXSoQ87GTZ1meCdeZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@itsgeorgielu'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@itsgeorgielu
      text: Wow those are beautiful! Thank you for teaching us about this forgotten
        master of her craft 😍
      like_count: 9
      published_at: '2025-09-20T13:34:38Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-20T13:34:38Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgxzPwl82DEEn_31aZp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@kirachandesuu'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kirachandesuu
      text: we need this back!
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2025-09-20T13:33:20Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-20T13:33:20Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxKFdmujAWkE8h-rzJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@eo-fi3fh'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@eo-fi3fh
      text: 🎉🎉🎉
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-19T14:32:15Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-19T14:32:15Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugxt7yFcO8mJUtDPXF94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LenaRose9'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LenaRose9
      text: snail @_v
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-09-20T16:21:53Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-20T16:21:53Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgzXJKUHjzS3j-081gR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Quaquadaqu'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Quaquadaqu
      text: We’re now pretending little girl’s arts and crafts is fine art now?
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-09-23T16:04:39Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-23T16:04:39Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 6
  - video_id: roefOBIV_4s
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roefOBIV_4s
    title: Inbred Kings With Giant Chins?
    description: "Ever heard of a chin so famous it got a nickname? \U0001F451\U0001F9B7\
      \n\nMeet the 'centenbak': the Habsburg jaw. Emperor Charles V’s jaw was so large\
      \ he could barely eat without washing food down with beer. Why? Because the\
      \ Habsburgs wanted to keep power in the family, so they kept marrying their\
      \ relatives.\n\nIt worked for a while… until it brought about their downfall.\n\
      \n\U0001F5BC️ Jean Mone, Karel V (1500-1558), Heilige Roomse Keizer, 1540 -\
      \ 1550. \n\n#rijksmuseum #amsterdam #history"
    published_at: '2025-08-28T07:35:16Z'
    duration: PT1M9S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 17233
    like_count: 384
    comment_count: 13
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    comments:
    - comment_id: UgzNDVJWY_3CkE09drl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bcrnl9603'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bcrnl9603
      text: Looks like Zuckerberg
      like_count: 9
      published_at: '2025-08-29T12:21:21Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-29T12:21:21Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwhUL_iOYYcFWCHChx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@BombastickFantastickAO'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@BombastickFantastickAO
      text: I have that jaw since i was i child, the only thing i don't have is an
        inherited empire and all that comes with it but you know you win some you
        lose some
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2025-08-29T14:49:54Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-29T14:49:54Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: UgywvNHfjiO7Yvgh0yF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Beencheeling'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Beencheeling
      text: |-
        I think you forgot the War of Spanish Succession. After the death of the Spanish line of Habsburgs, a bloody war over the Spanish Empire started. Everyone flocked to take a piece of it

        The Habsburgs, even though imbred, they kept the peace for centuries. This was a necessary evil, as the Holy Roman Empire remained peaceful and prosperous under their rule.        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-09-11T20:28:57Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-11T20:28:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwxJSCK6T9ojfppGOJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@The-Lone-Patriot'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@The-Lone-Patriot
      text: You think they would learn but nope.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-09-08T04:49:40Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-08T04:49:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy40GCybSJugTqGLlp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@SojournerDidimus'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@SojournerDidimus
      text: The Habsburg-Medici cartel
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-08-31T19:21:12Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-31T19:21:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy-izNZLWmj2_-V6wp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@projektkobra2247'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@projektkobra2247
      text: But what if your niece is like.. super-hawt?
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-08-30T13:37:14Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-30T13:37:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzOlSwrfF_N0vhC2f14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@NorthAmerican71'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@NorthAmerican71
      text: 😮
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-08-28T19:12:10Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-28T19:12:10Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwocMHCTr7M_kzhCjx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@NorthTexasEagle1989'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@NorthTexasEagle1989
      text: This video seems very anachronistic
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-09-20T01:27:40Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-20T01:27:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzHNb7BpXYEzxYqw0B4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@davidiancrux'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@davidiancrux
      text: Not half as bad as the average pakistani
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2025-09-02T23:01:28Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-02T23:01:28Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxIgQVfkLX0ySCw7YR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@avallach666'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@avallach666
      text: ah yes, the hapsburgs, that ruled over norway, finland, england, sweden,
        ukraine. oh or maybe they just ruled central europe. not that the state museum
        in amsterdam should know and comunicate this
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-08-29T12:45:52Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-29T12:45:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyIv1pi_3dUOd-NCPt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bojaiden5175'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bojaiden5175
      text: Holy Roman Empire 😂😂😂more like Evil Roman
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-08-29T12:10:41Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-29T12:10:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 11
  - video_id: 4l-LP6PYtcA
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l-LP6PYtcA
    title: First photobomb ever?
    description: |-
      In some of his paintings, Rembrandt would secretly smuggle in a self-portrait. The Night Watch is a famous example. Look closely behind the standard-bearer, and you’ll spot a man in a beret peering out. 👀 While we can't be entirely certain, experts suspect this mysterious figure is none other thanhimself…

      🖼️ The Night Watch, Rembrandt van Rijn, 1642. On loan from the City of Amsterdam

      #rijksmuseum #amsterdam #rembrandtvanrijn      
    published_at: '2025-07-17T13:53:08Z'
    duration: PT1M4S
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    caption_available: false
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  - video_id: duEAz2ncS98
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duEAz2ncS98
    title: 'Talk by Carrie Mae Weems: Painting the Town'
    description: |-
      Meet the Artist: Carrie Mae Weems
      Renowned American artist Carrie Mae Weems gives a special lecture in connection with her series Painting the Town. Weems interweaves personal stories with societal themes such as power dynamics, inequality, and discrimination.

      She also joins curators Hinde Haest and Marian Cousijn for a conversation about art as a tool for emancipation, photography as a witness to history, and maintaining hope in times of turmoil.

      About Carrie Mae Weems
      Born in 1953, Carrie Mae Weems explores what it means to witness and be part of history. Her work focuses on themes of racism, sexism, and discrimination and has been exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, and Tate Modern in London.

      About Painting the Town
      At first glance, Weems’ images appear to be painterly abstract compositions. She photographed them in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests in her hometown of Portland, Oregon. With her 2021 series Painting the Town, Weems comments on the fragile nature of freedom of expression. This marks Carrie Mae Weems’ first exhibition in the Netherlands.

      With Thanks To
      This lecture and exhibition are made possible by the VriendenLoterij and the Women of the Rijksmuseum Fund.

      #CarrieMaeWeems #Rijksmuseum #Photography      
    published_at: '2025-06-04T07:16:49Z'
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    caption_available: false
    view_count: 370
    like_count: 10
    comment_count: 0
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  - video_id: mpD2nfdR1zU
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpD2nfdR1zU
    title: Why did The Night Watch disappear? 😮
    description: |-
      In 1939, with the threat of World War II looming over Europe, the Rijksmuseum rushed to protect Rembrandt’s masterpiece. A specially built art bunker in the dunes was prepared.

      As the war escalated, so did the need for more secure hiding places. The painting was moved multiple times, eventually finding refuge in a bombproof marlstone cave near Maastricht. To prevent the canvas from stretching, it had to be regularly rotated during its stay underground. ↪️

      In 1945, after the war ended, The Night Watch made its way back to Amsterdam by ship. 🚢

      #rijksmuseum #nightwatch #rembrandtvanrijn      
    published_at: '2025-05-06T10:25:56Z'
    duration: PT53S
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    caption_available: false
    view_count: 7046
    like_count: 134
    comment_count: 2
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    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mpD2nfdR1zU/hqdefault.jpg
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    comments:
    - comment_id: UgyySTwqOcdzzzLnSq94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@george2113'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@george2113
      text: And here I thought we were talking about the game of thrones
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-05-31T22:50:40Z'
      updated_at: '2025-05-31T22:50:40Z'
      reply_count: 1
    comments_fetched: 1
  - video_id: gE_NkSZnelw
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE_NkSZnelw
    title: 'Meet the leading lady of flower still lifes: Rachel Ruysch 🌺🌼🌸'
    description: |-
      Rachel Ruysch grew up in a house full of plants and flowers. Her father was a famous botanist. At the age of 15 she became a student of a still life painter, which was very unusual for a girl at that time.

      Her still lifes were so spectacular that people paid more for her paintings then they did for Rembrandt’s!

      Although... still lifes?

      #shorts #rijksmuseum #rachelruysch #history #flowers      
    published_at: '2025-02-28T10:44:57Z'
    duration: PT1M2S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 3737
    like_count: 158
    comment_count: 3
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gE_NkSZnelw/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: Ugzmrovf_Hm8-ZJeEf94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@RicoElRomano'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@RicoElRomano
      text: Every Dutch person on the question, who painted the most spectacular flowers
        of the 17th century? We don't know but it must be a Dutch person. Yep!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-02-28T19:50:59Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-28T19:50:59Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz69aG6rEpeLzqtTVt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@arslongavitabrevis5136'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@arslongavitabrevis5136
      text: 'Rachel Ruysh was a brilliant artist and one of the best flower painters
        of all time, but to consider her the best 17th-century flower painter is unfair
        because those who are knowledgeable about this kind of painting will know
        that there were two magnificent painters who deserve to be with Rachel in
        the podium of the greatest flower painters of that century: Willem van Aelst
        and Abraham Mignon, the latter was born in Germany but spent most of his short
        life in the Netherlands.'
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-02-28T14:04:01Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-28T14:04:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgydIKkdlA_tZPyCTnd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@eo-fi3fh'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@eo-fi3fh
      text: W
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-02-28T11:18:54Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-28T11:18:54Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 3
  - video_id: iR5k0Anv1fs
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR5k0Anv1fs
    title: Who wore this hat – and why is there a hole in it? 🧐
    description: |-
      It belonged to Ernst Casimir, governor of the Dutch provinces Groningen, Friesland and Drenthe in the 17th century. During the Siege of Roermond in 1632, field marshal Casimir was fatally shot - right through his hat. This dramatic moment from the Eighty Years’ War left a tangible trace: today the hat can be seen at the Rijksmuseum.

      🖼️ Ernest Casimir’s Hat with a Bullet Hole, before 1632

      #rijksmuseum #amsterdam #short #shorts      
    published_at: '2025-02-19T13:54:23Z'
    duration: PT51S
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    caption_available: false
    view_count: 6316
    like_count: 188
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    - comment_id: Ugxu0i7T7pStGlVYSK14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@simhopp'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@simhopp
      text: he wore plate armour, yet only a felt hat.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-02-21T18:39:12Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-21T18:39:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz_mFvtKY50sFUHJz14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@watermunteconomie3938'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@watermunteconomie3938
      text: 80 jaar oorlog met Spanje.. " de koning van Spanje heb ik altijd geëerd
        ", maar verklaarde hem wel de oorlog. Verder is het koningshuis niet van Oranje
        Nassau en is na abdicatie van Wilhelmina geen koningshuis.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-02-21T18:19:01Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-21T18:19:01Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 2
  - video_id: Co1BfNWHHU4
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co1BfNWHHU4
    title: Why is Rembrandt’s The Night Watch so unusual?
    description: |-
      Leave it up to Rembrandt to create drama in a painting! His use of light, movement, depth, and composition makes the Night Watch unusual for his time.

      Make sure to watch the video to the end to discover a well-kept secret. 🤫

      🖼️ The Night Watch, Rembrandt van Rijn, 1642

      #shorts #rembrandtvanrijn #nightwatch #nachtwacht
    published_at: '2025-02-06T16:20:42Z'
    duration: PT1M1S
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    caption_available: false
    view_count: 11798
    like_count: 564
    comment_count: 11
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    comments:
    - comment_id: UgwWc1OitTXGWn3txfR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@edwardkasalovitz'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@edwardkasalovitz
      text: So what's about the girl and the lieutenant?
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-09-21T16:57:52Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-21T16:57:52Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: Ugx5szfIfx_2IZ9Fl-p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@alexcarrier3604'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@alexcarrier3604
      text: My 12th great granduncle is the goat, I’m biased I know😅
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-08-07T22:58:40Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-07T22:58:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzxu5es1NBOkvUMwjd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@friendlydog-p4t'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@friendlydog-p4t
      text: Rembrandt sucks at painting
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2025-02-06T22:38:25Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-06T22:38:25Z'
      reply_count: 6
    comments_fetched: 3
  - video_id: 9rWGDI35XyM
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rWGDI35XyM
    title: What is the Milkmaid hiding?
    description: |-
      Vermeer’s Milkmaid is celebrated for its serenity, but there's more happening beneath the surface—literally!

      Discover the hidden details Vermeer concealed under the paint in this video.💙

      🖼️ The Milkmaid, Johannes Vermeer, c. 1660

      Scientists have been studying The Milkmaid for centuries. Our researchers have been working with the Mauritshuis in The Hague and the University of Antwerp, studying all the Vermeer paintings in the Netherlands. In this video you can see just some of the results.

      🎙️Tanja Bladt-Cohen

      #shorts #vermeer #rijksmuseum
    published_at: '2025-01-27T11:33:00Z'
    duration: PT1M12S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 3815
    like_count: 172
    comment_count: 3
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9rWGDI35XyM/hqdefault.jpg
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    comments:
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      author_display_name: '@willslingwood'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@willslingwood
      text: |-
        I’m not accusing anybody of anything… but he painted out a jug holder from this work and then, as if by magic, the same jug holder shows up in his own household inventory? 🤔🤔🤔

        I guess good artists imitate and great artists steal 🤷🏻
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2025-02-24T11:24:26Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-24T11:24:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwfGTSqOCS7_i7_8EJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Lovescoffee-zo2bt'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Lovescoffee-zo2bt
      text: Looks like same kitchen as the girl with the pearl earring
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-09-03T01:58:35Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-03T01:58:35Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyUow8PMT0oCHvBd0p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@eo-fi3fh'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@eo-fi3fh
      text: ｡^‿^｡
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-01-27T12:24:23Z'
      updated_at: '2025-01-27T12:24:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 3
  - video_id: VKQoyhNUXd4
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKQoyhNUXd4
    title: Wie kijkt mij aan? De Nachtwacht
    description: |-
      Uit de serie Podcast: In het Rijksmuseum

      Ontdek de geheimen van Rembrandts beroemdste schilderij, De Nachtwacht. Wie zien we afgebeeld? Wie kijken ons aan? Wat zijn ze eigenlijk aan het doen? Wat heeft het kunstwerk in bijna 400 jaar allemaal meegemaakt? Én spannend nieuws: de restauratie van De Nachtwacht is van start! Benieuwd? Luister naar de extra lange 100ste aflevering van de podcast ‘In het Rijksmuseum’ en ontdek alles wat je nog niet wist over dit meesterwerk.

      Janine Abbring gaat in gesprek met Pieter Roelofs, (hoofd beeldende kunst), en restaurator Esther van Duijn. Zij weten alles over de levensloop van De Nachtwacht.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories/podcast
    published_at: '2024-11-19T12:30:34Z'
    duration: PT57M5S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 2212
    like_count: 30
    comment_count: 1
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  - video_id: luxCByfB7GM
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luxCByfB7GM
    title: Why are Vincent van Gogh's Fingerprints in the Rijksmuseum?
    description: "Did you know Vincent van Gogh was an admirer of the Rijksmuseum?\
      \ Three of his paintings are now on view at the museum. And one of these paintings\
      \ hides a special secret! \U0001F92B \n\n \U0001F5BC Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890),\
      \ View of Amsterdam from Central Station, 1885. On loan from the P. en N. de\
      \ Boer foundation, 2024\n\n\U0001F6A8Discover more of our Stories: http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/.../exhibitions/3x-van-gogh/"
    published_at: '2024-06-03T13:56:04Z'
    duration: PT55S
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    view_count: 5671
    like_count: 182
    comment_count: 3
    tags:
    - vincentvangogh
    - vangogh
    - rijksmuseum
    - rembrandt
    - impressionism
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    comments:
    - comment_id: UgzLDSCtXnFEbaKsClt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@pigmentofmyimagination'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@pigmentofmyimagination
      text: |-
        Just a grammar check:  He painted (not -  paints) ... /  When his friend arrived (not - arrives), he wrapped (not - wraps)  the painting .... = Use the past simple tense not present simple to talk about things that happened in the past and events/actions completed in the past.
          His fingerprints have ended up (not ends up) ...  = present perfect tense rather than present simple tense to talk about a  past event that still has an effect in some way or another on the present. 😊        
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-02-19T16:06:05Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-19T16:06:05Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwLynkUgCJ4ufZVTn54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nuchzara97'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nuchzara97
      text: You didnt show this when i was in RIJK. 😢
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-08-24T15:39:48Z'
      updated_at: '2024-08-24T15:39:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: r8exyToHYDI
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8exyToHYDI
    title: The Rijksmuseum A Tour In Ukrainian
    description: ''
    published_at: '2023-05-24T13:01:10Z'
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  - video_id: SF2it-6ByJk
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF2it-6ByJk
    title: A Lacquer Cabinet Brought Back to Life
    description: "The Rijksmuseum carried out extensive research and conservation\
      \ on a rare 17th-century Dutch lacquered cabinet. A method was developed for\
      \ removing the thick varnish that concealed the richness of the original decoration\
      \ layers. Damaged areas in the black lacquer were retouched. In this video,\
      \ conservator Elise Andersson talks about the restoration project, while senior\
      \ curator Reinier Baarsen discusses the art-historical facets. \n\nhttps://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/research/our-research/conservation-science/furniture/dutch-lacquer"
    published_at: '2022-08-26T07:45:06Z'
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    live_broadcast_content: none
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    - comment_id: UgzjkDsZd_pOZsPGMzR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nupiko'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nupiko
      text: "In 17th century we Japan closed the country but Holland is the only country\
        \ in Europe which could import and export to Japan. Japanese leaned a lots\
        \ of things from Holland such as medical and astronomy knowledge. Holland\
        \ imported Japanese crafts such as lacquerware, porcelain and woodcraft. It\
        \ is happy for me to know you have Dutch style lacquer crafts like this. Thank\
        \ you\U0001F60A \nI have visited Rijks museum twice. I’d like to see this\
        \ next time."
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2022-09-24T09:50:00Z'
      updated_at: '2022-09-24T09:50:38Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxV6K887KkB6i2f6VJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@martijnkeisers5900'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@martijnkeisers5900
      text: |-
        Wat een verschil!
        Het ziet er weer geweldig uit.        
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2022-08-26T09:05:15Z'
      updated_at: '2022-08-26T09:05:15Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx3XPIQ-FTQOa3zQXx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@inekechroom560'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@inekechroom560
      text: Prachtig resultaat, hulde aan dee restaurators, en het Rijksmuseum met
        z’n top stuk..
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-03-04T18:27:48Z'
      updated_at: '2023-03-04T18:27:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzDLgPlC6ga_o9CLYV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@vladimirterebenin9923'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@vladimirterebenin9923
      text: |-
        Спасибо
        Отличная работа.
        Хорошее видео!        
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-08-30T21:24:53Z'
      updated_at: '2022-08-30T21:24:53Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwVgfjTyZzAvy6FkPV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@schrijnwerk'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@schrijnwerk
      text: Very beautiful
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-08-27T19:18:59Z'
      updated_at: '2022-08-27T19:18:59Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwoFHnXM1Zr6J6x8Bl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@brettfine3444'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@brettfine3444
      text: ❤❤❤❤❤❤
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-08-28T00:35:24Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-28T00:35:24Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwRlDpaP890pGu99Gt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ateliercarousel'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ateliercarousel
      text: Sooooo.......what is the method? 🤔
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-04-09T07:05:09Z'
      updated_at: '2024-04-09T07:05:09Z'
      reply_count: 0
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    transcript:
      video_id: SF2it-6ByJk
      language: nl
      transcript_type: manual
      transcript_text: Toen ik deze kast voor het eerst ontdekte, had het jarenlang
        in het depot gestaan. Het oppervlak was bedekt met een dikke en donkere vernis...
        wat het lastig maakte de originele versieringen te kunnen zien. Ik wilde weten
        wat er met de lakdecoratie was gebeurd... en probeerde het kabinet weer tot
        leven te wekken. De dikke, donkere vernis toonde veel verschillende problemen
        op het lakoppervlak. Dit beïnvloedde de helderheid van de kleuren, de gladheid...
        van het oppervlak en de transparantie en glans van de originele lak... waardoor
        de originele decoratie slecht zichtbaar was. Om meer inzicht te krijgen in
        het uiterlijk van de lak... heb ik materiaaltechnisch onderzoek gedaan waarbij
        ik probeerde... zoveel mogelijk informatie van het object zelf te verzamelen.
        Ik nam bijvoorbeeld kleine monsters... om de verschillende laklagen onder
        een microscoop te bestuderen. Ik heb ook de materiaalinhoud van elke verschillende
        laag geanalyseerd... om de originele laklagen te onderscheiden van later toegevoegde
        lagen. Het toonde ook aan dat de verschillende problemen... op het lakoppervlak
        te wijten waren aan deze later toegevoegde coatings. Vanwege de negatieve
        effecten van deze later toegevoegde coatings... was het wenselijk om te onderzoeken
        of ze verwijderd konden worden... zonder de originele lakdecoratie eronder
        aan te tasten. Het verwijderen van een ongewenste coating van een oppervlak
        is moeilijk... dus het is essentieel om praktische tests uit te voeren. We
        hebben een succesvolle methode gevonden met een oplossing op waterbasis...
        die in de vorm van een gel op het oppervlak werd aangebracht. Hoewel deze
        methode behoorlijk wat tijd kostte... hebben we de ongewenste coating veilig
        kunnen verwijderen... zonder de originele lagen van de lakdecoratie aan te
        tasten. Dit kabinet is zojuist hier geplaatst in de zaal... gewijd aan kunstwerken
        uit de regeerperiode van Willem en Maria... dus het einde van de 17de en zeer
        vroege 18de eeuw. En het is een zeer zeldzaam meubelstuk. Het is een Nederlandse
        kast gemaakt in imitatie van oosterse lak. Japanse lak werd vanaf het begin
        van de 17de eeuw in Nederland geïmporteerd... en het was een van de meest
        waardevolle soorten objecten die je kon bezitten. We beginnen door dit kabinet
        een traditie... van Amsterdams lakken te ontdekken... van Amsterdamse imitatielak...
        dat klaarblijkelijk bijna een eeuw duurde. De kast is erg groot, van een formaat
        dat nog nooit zo gemaakt is... in Japan of in China, maar het was tegen die
        tijd... hét modieuze opbergmeubel in Nederland. Kasten van dit formaat – er
        zijn er meerdere in deze zaal... gedecoreerd op een westerse manier... waren
        het soort luxe meubelen dat je wilde hebben... als het pronkstuk van een salon
        waarin je bezoekers ontving. Het resultaat is zeer bevredigend. Het schoongemaakte
        gebied toont de heldere kleuren... en de glans van de originele decoratie.
        Als we inzoomen op details, zien we hoe glad... het oppervlak verschijnt onder
        de ongewenste coating... waardoor de originele decoratie veel beter zichtbaar
        is. Na het verwijderen van de ongewenste coating... zijn kleine beschadigingen
        in het lakoppervlak zwart geverfd... om niet afgeleid te worden bij het bewonderen
        van de prachtige decoratie. Het verwijderen van de ongewenste coating heeft
        de kast echt weer tot leven gebracht. Na twee jaar onderzoek en conservering...
        zijn de mooie en kleurrijke versieringen eindelijk weer zichtbaar. Het materiaal
        is heel anders. Oosterse lak wordt gemaakt van een speciale sap van een boom...
        die alleen in het Oosten kon groeien, dus het kon niet hier worden gemaakt.
        En het is op een zeer zorgvuldige manier gemaakt, laag na laag na laag...
        die een zeer mooie diepte van goud produceert... dat doorschijnt en zich onderscheidt
        van het zwart. Zoiets zouden we niet kunnen doen. En eigenlijk is dit op een
        vrij eenvoudige manier geschilderd. Maar met de toevoeging van gommen en vernissen...
        om het idee te geven van de glans van oosterse lak. De zwarte ondergrond kenden
        we van Japanse lak. En dan deze fantasievolle figuren... die door de ruimte
        bewegen. Ze vertellen geen verhaal of zo. Ze zijn slechts een fantasie. De
        bloemen die hen omringen zijn veel groter dan ze zelf zijn. Ze gaan nergens
        heen. Een heel specifiek kenmerk van Oosterse lak... is het asymmetrische
        karakter dat hier op één deur is gekopieerd. Maar het lijkt alsof de Nederlanders
        een beetje rusteloos werden... vanwege die asymmetrie, want dat hele tafereel
        is gespiegeld... en wordt herhaald op de andere deur zodat het eigenlijke
        effect... symmetrisch is, behalve de zeer mooie centrale stijl... dat wonderlijk
        genoeg eigenlijk het mooiste deel van deze kast is. Het is functioneel. Het
        beschermt de zijkant van een deur. Er zit een groot sleutelgat in... dat eigenlijk
        een beetje misvormd is... maar ze hebben het prachtig verborgen door er een
        bloem omheen te schilderen. Het is omgetoverd tot een zeer mooi decoratief
        element. En de kwaliteit van het schilderij op die centrale stijl... is het
        hoogste van het hele kabinet. Ik ben heel blij dat het kabinet nu aan het
        publiek kan worden getoond. Ik wens u veel plezier tijdens uw bezoek aan het
        Rijksmuseum.
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  - video_id: X_IPJH-TgJc
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_IPJH-TgJc
    title: 'Johannes Vermeer: SECRETS behind ''The Milkmaid'' & ''The Love Letter'''
    description: "Johannes Vermeer: SECRETS behind 'The Milkmaid' & 'The Love Letter'.\
      \ Hi there! Today, we are going to tell you more about Johannes Vermeer. The\
      \ famous dutch painter Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) lived and worked in Delft.\
      \ His work is best known for his tranquil, introverted indoor scenes, his unprecedented\
      \ use of bright, colorful light and his convincing illusionism. Some of his\
      \ famous works are The Love Letter, the Little Street, The Milkmaid and Woman\
      \ Reading a Letter. \n\nIn this video, we'll take you deeper into the paintings.\
      \ What is the story behind the painting? What techniques were used? We cover\
      \ all the relevant aspects to show you everything there is to know.\n\nOn the\
      \ channel of Rijksmuseum, you can find everything there is to know about Dutch\
      \ art. The Rijksmuseum is the national museum of the Netherlands dedicated to\
      \ Dutch arts and history and is located in Amsterdam. The museum has on display\
      \ 8,000 objects of art and history, from their total collection of 1 million\
      \ objects from the years 1200–2000, among which are some masterpieces by Rembrandt,\
      \ Frans Hals, and Johannes Vermeer.\n\nKeywords: Woman reading a letter, art,\
      \ girl with a pearl earring, johannes vermeer, johannes vermeer artworks, johannes\
      \ vermeer biography, johannes vermeer documentary, johannes vermeer facts ,johannes\
      \ vermeer paintings, johannes vermeer self-portrait, johannes vermeer the milkmaid,\
      \ rijksmuseum, rijksmuseum amsterdam, rijksmuseum collection, rijksmuseum famous\
      \ paintings, rijksmuseum virtual tour, the little street, the love letter, the\
      \ milkmaid vermeer, the milkmaid, vermeer, vermeer painter, johannes vermeer\
      \ movie, painting restoration, great art explained and vermeer paintings. \n\
      \nFebruary 2023, we are hosting an exposition with the works of Johannes Vermeer.\
      \ You can find more information on our website here: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/whats-on/exhibitions/johannes-vermeer\n\
      \nBesides YouTube, you can find us on the channels below: \nhttps://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum/\n\
      https://nl-nl.facebook.com/rijksmuseum/\nhttps://www.tiktok.com/@rijksmuseum\n\
      \n00:00 – Johannes Vermeer\n00:59 – Research project: The Milkmaid and The Love\
      \ Letter\n02:23 – More Photos\n05:50 – Vermeer and Science\n\nSubscribe to our\
      \ YouTube channel and let us know if you liked the video ?!\n\n#JohannesVermeer\
      \ #Art #TheMilkmaid"
    published_at: '2022-06-18T14:00:10Z'
    duration: PT9M58S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: true
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    like_count: 444
    comment_count: 17
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    - art
    - girl with a pearl earring
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    - johannes vermeer documentary
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    - johannes vermeer self-portrait
    - johannes vermeer the milkmaid
    - rijksmuseum
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    - the little street
    - the love letter
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    - the milkmaid
    - painting restoration
    - great art explained
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/X_IPJH-TgJc/hqdefault.jpg
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    default_audio_language: en-US
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    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgwSBC4PiHTErF_zxbd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@RijksmuseumAmsterdam'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@RijksmuseumAmsterdam
      text: Which part did you like the most? Let us know in the comments below! 📩
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2022-06-20T15:19:38Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-20T15:19:38Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwnzDJkwy7zoOByDlh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MahArtist'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MahArtist
      text: Johannes Vermeer is a wonderful painter, I love the painting of the girl
        with the pearl earring and I have read the book about it because of this beautiful
        painting.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2024-11-26T14:13:53Z'
      updated_at: '2024-11-26T14:13:53Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwtANsvxwX-6kVAp9h4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@EuropeArtHeritage'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@EuropeArtHeritage
      text: Always interesting.  So glad we have this technology today to understand
        the process of Vermeer.  Will check out the February 2023 exhibition on Vermeer's
        works ~
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2023-01-17T23:13:16Z'
      updated_at: '2023-01-20T00:47:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyuS-JHKMp3fG9q9wZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Romalvx'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Romalvx
      text: Very good to see many people from different countries united by the same
        goal and the same research. Bravo all!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2024-12-05T13:28:21Z'
      updated_at: '2024-12-05T13:28:21Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy00UEUjsduG1e61wF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@geraldinekane2000'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@geraldinekane2000
      text: very interesting to see the work done behind the scenes - interesting
        where the blue colour comes from - sad that such a beautiful colour came from
        such a volatile place today - very fortunate to see 10 Vermeer Paintings exhibited
        all together at same time in Dublin, Ireland in our National Gallery -wonderful
        opportunity - paintings are so beautiful
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-10-21T16:43:50Z'
      updated_at: '2022-10-21T16:43:50Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzR-mAq9wfdWfDgSop4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ken1midjourney'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ken1midjourney
      text: Amazing. Thank You
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-07-15T08:34:01Z'
      updated_at: '2022-07-15T08:34:01Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy0mQM3P-_5S6aeZLt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@elifineart'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@elifineart
      text: The Milkmaid is one of my favorite paintings, i'm a bit surprised by the
        frame which is very wide and prominent and can be easily distracting for such
        a small painting.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2024-07-19T18:24:23Z'
      updated_at: '2024-07-21T15:35:25Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx08Z3qgg6cV5Abo3J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@dianebeckman8524'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@dianebeckman8524
      text: lead white (not led). Great curatorial & conservation additions to these
        glorious works
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2023-05-28T18:13:54Z'
      updated_at: '2023-05-28T18:13:54Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgymFDFg7Ul1UgoXknl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Lafayettemoneky'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Lafayettemoneky
      text: Thanks for the video. I saw the Vermeer exhibit several times and am wondering
        if there was any in depth technical analysis done in the back wall of the
        Milkmaid to determine if it was overpainted at a later date. I know X-rays
        already show a map or picture behind her. In the exhibit where one could see
        many Vermeers, this white background appears exaggerated and almost cartoonish-
        unlike any other Vermeer. Even the Lacemaker's white wall works as a 2D flat
        shape while this does not. I am wondering if was overpainted by another artist
        to emphasize the front figure as was done in the Dresden picture.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-09-21T19:11:01Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-21T19:11:01Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz5TjNC5tivFSVadRJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MilesBellas'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MilesBellas
      text: Fascinating insights......technological archaeology?!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2023-02-11T10:52:22Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-11T10:52:55Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzxx6nM3CyLjwvG6mB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@renzo6490'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@renzo6490
      text: |-
        The woman is a Kitchen Maid.
        A Milk Maid worked in the dairy with the cows and would not be found in the home.
        This figure is merely pouring milk.  It does not make her a Milk Maid !        
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2022-06-19T02:17:08Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-19T02:17:08Z'
      reply_count: 3
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    transcript:
      video_id: X_IPJH-TgJc
      language: en
      transcript_type: manual
      transcript_text: Vermeer is really the master of these tiny little personal
        stories. And he really knows how to engage us as beholders into his paintings.
        For example, here in his <i>Love Letter</i>. The way the figures
        are looking at each other... and the emotion that he wants to evoke is something
        that... immediately adapts to us as beholders as well. But he's not only using
        them... as a kind of entrance to the composition, but also in the way... He
        uses light and dark and the contrasts between colours, for example. So he
        really knows, as almost a kind of... filmmaker avant la lettre how to guide
        our eye... through his composition and through his tiny little stories. I'm
        Katrien Keune, I'm the Head of Science. In this Vermeer project, I'm responsible
        for the scientific research. We use different analytical techniques. These
        techniques are noninvasively, macroscopic, scanning the paintings. And you
        have to see it like a puzzle, we use different techniques and together...
        we get a better idea of how Vermeer made these masterpieces. My name is Annelies
        van Loon. I work as a paintings research scientist at the Rijksmuseum. For
        this project, I'm responsible for the macro X-ray fluorescent scanning...
        of the four paintings by Vermeer. Macro-XRF goes a step further than the normal
        X-rays. With macro-XRF you can identify and visualize... the chemical elements
        in the paint and it gives you information... about the pigment changes in
        composition, layers of overpaint. It's very special to do research... on the
        paintings by Vermeer from this collection. We have all these super advanced
        techniques in-house and we haven’t really... looked with these techniques
        at the paintings in this collection. So that's of course, super exciting.
        My name is Francesca Gabrieli. I am a postdoc at the Science Department of
        the Rijksmuseum. I am basically working with reflectance imaging spectroscopy.
        What we do is that we shine light... to the painting and we are taking images.
        And for each pixel of our image... we have chemical information. I feel very
        lucky to have the possibility of working with the Vermeers... It was the first
        time that I could... analyze different paintings by this artist... and I felt
        very honoured to be so close... and to look at this painting. I found a particular
        detail of this painting very interesting. The blue of the skirt seems pretty
        similar by eye. But then looking at the chemical information... we found out
        that there is a difference between the two blues. We can see that this part
        is the ultramarine... and this is the chemical spectrum of the ultramarin.
        The lower part is actually a mixture of ultramarine and green earth... and
        we can see the difference in the chemical spectrum. This is the image that
        we get with the camera in the infrared. And what we can see here, for example,
        is this detail of the basket... that is painted on top of the already complete
        floor... in this aim for the cushion below the basket. And this is important
        information about the painting technique of the artist. Vermeer’s powerful
        use of light... is one of his most important trademarks. When we look at <i>The
        Milkmaid</i>, for example. She's standing in the corner of an undefined
        room, probably a kitchen. But then the light is just entering the room...
        through the window and touches everything that's over there. And you see how
        the light here is really reacting... on the surface of her face, on her skin.
        But also here, how he's introducing hundreds of different dots... that stand
        for the way light is really traveling... over the pieces of bread that are
        laying down there. And that is something typical for Vermeer. He does not
        only use the traditional way... of light entering a space, but also additional
        elements... like this wonderful contour over here, which is one of the most...
        brilliant contours in 17th century Dutch painting. It's almost neon that Vermeer
        is using here... to give contrast between the figure in the font and the background.
        I am Frederik Vanmeert and I'm a postdoc researcher... connected both at the
        University of Antwerp... as well as the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
        in Belgium. I'm a chemist by education and in my PhD research... I developed
        an instrument which allows us to investigate... the surface of paintings.
        The technique that we are using is called Macroscopic X-ray Powder Diffraction.
        This technique uses a very small X-ray beam to look at the surface of paintings.
        And from this technique, we can then learn... what the different paint materials
        are that Vermeer has used. But in a second, more advanced stage, we can also
        look at the different... chemical materials that have formed over the 350
        years... that this painting has been around. Now closer to the painting. You
        can start with a centimeter. The reason why we are using this technique...
        is because we would very much like to know what the technique is... that Vermeer
        used to make his artworks, which different materials he used... and especially
        to see if during his career there is some form of evolution... in his choices
        for paint materials. From previous research that we already did on the first
        Vermeer painting... we can see that, for example, in the white regions...
        he uses a specific white pigment, which is called led white. We saw in previous
        research that even though he always uses... this led white pigment for very
        bright regions... he uses one specific type, while in the shadow regions he
        uses... still the led white pigment, but a slight variation of this pigment.
        And we would like to see in this research... when we are looking at the four
        different Vermeer paintings. Is he always making this specific choice of using
        the first pigment... for one purpose and the other pigment for another purpose?
        Or was he just experimenting? We have chosen for this detail because you have
        a lot of different... colours here, you have the white in the clothing here...
        the pink on the arm, the yellow in the dress... but especially also the blue
        in the skirt here. So it will give us a lot of information about all the different
        paint materials... that are present in this painting. And then we can start
        comparing them... with the materials we find in the other four Vermeer paintings.
        The instrument or the technique that we use is very slow. So we have four
        days of scanning ahead of us... and each of these days we can analyze a small
        region of the painting. So here it's around five by ten centimeters. And this
        will run now for the next twelve hours. One of the main questions we have...
        is how have these paintings changed over time? Is what we are looking at today...
        the same as what Vermeer intended 350 years ago? So what choices did he make
        and what has been altered... either by him or by successors? By bringing all
        the data of our research together... and looking through the paint layers,
        we will start... to understand more about Vermeer's artistic practice.
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  - video_id: IxmY43MVVMY
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxmY43MVVMY
    title: 'Johannes Vermeer:  SECRETS Behind ''Woman Reading a Letter'''
    description: "Johannes Vermeer:  SECRETS Behind 'Woman Reading a Letter'. Hi there!\
      \ Today, we are going to tell you more about Johannes Vermeer. The famous dutch\
      \ painter Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) lived and worked in Delft. His work is\
      \ best known for his tranquil, introverted indoor scenes, his unprecedented\
      \ use of bright, colorful light and his convincing illusionism. Some of his\
      \ famous works are The Love Letter, The Little Street, The Milkmaid and Woman\
      \ Reading a Letter. \n\nIn this video, you’ll learn more about the paintings\
      \ of Johannes Vermeer. By rare exception, we take them off the wall. We show\
      \ you how we take photos of the painting. We also show you how we analyze the\
      \ photo and what we do with the results. \n\nOn the channel of Rijksmuseum,\
      \ you can find everything there is to know about Dutch art. The Rijksmuseum\
      \ is the national museum of the Netherlands dedicated to Dutch arts and history\
      \ and is located in Amsterdam. The museum has on display 8,000 objects of art\
      \ and history, from their total collection of 1 million objects from the years\
      \ 1200–2000, among which are some masterpieces by Rembrandt, Frans Hals, and\
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      \ painter.\n\nFebruary 2023, we are hosting an exposition with the works of\
      \ Johannes Vermeer. You can find more information on our website here: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/whats-on/exhibitions/johannes-vermeer\n\
      \nBesides YouTube, you can find us on the channels below: \nhttps://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum/\n\
      https://nl-nl.facebook.com/rijksmuseum/\nhttps://www.tiktok.com/@rijksmuseum\n\
      \n00:00 – Johannes Vermeer\n00:59 – Research project: Woman Reading a Letter\n\
      05:07 – Measuring the painting\n07:50 – Back on the wall\n\nSubscribe to our\
      \ YouTube channel and let us know if you liked the video ?!\n\n#JohannesVermeer\
      \ #Rijksmuseum #Art"
    published_at: '2022-06-16T14:00:18Z'
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    comments:
    - comment_id: UgxvaW7_Q1m6Iyvj9Gt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@RijksmuseumAmsterdam'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@RijksmuseumAmsterdam
      text: Did you like the video? Let us know what part you liked the most! 👇
      like_count: 12
      published_at: '2022-06-17T07:58:59Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-17T07:58:59Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: UgwG11U1x_GZpjBcoeZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@the-a-team-nl'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@the-a-team-nl
      text: 'Great video Rijksmuseum! We are looking forward to part 2 of ‘Johannes
        Vermeer: SECRETS Behind’.'
      like_count: 13
      published_at: '2022-06-16T20:43:11Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-16T20:44:03Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw-PosPDvJGPCgDewR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@diogobarata6346'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@diogobarata6346
      text: He and Caravaggio are my favorite painters!
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-06-16T14:02:34Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-16T14:02:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzPrW57OefJs_K5Y5R4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@YourGameGalaxy'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@YourGameGalaxy
      text: Very interesting to see what's behind the painting as well!
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2022-06-16T23:32:34Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-16T23:32:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxeMgNVMI82ZK1a7Xh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@BellevueInnovations'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@BellevueInnovations
      text: Thank you. I am eager to visit this painting again. Definitely one of
        my favorite museums
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-06-16T17:37:57Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-16T17:37:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw1oHcazKT1f5HzRZ54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@rubenvanzelst2294'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@rubenvanzelst2294
      text: Wow, i’m impressed🤩
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-06-17T08:08:13Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-17T08:08:13Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugya-R93QMMlUr1BxZV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@DavidJones-oh6vg'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@DavidJones-oh6vg
      text: Seeing such genius works of art is such a pleasure. I can just feel jealous
        of those who work with them day in day out.
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-07-05T17:17:58Z'
      updated_at: '2022-07-05T17:17:58Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwG1b8z9z8nCqO6EjB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@verabilling'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@verabilling
      text: I love studying his paintings, so much thought and precision into composition.
      like_count: 9
      published_at: '2022-06-16T19:02:41Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-16T19:02:41Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgxG4FGMRYd_5RRpi594AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@pollyester6627'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@pollyester6627
      text: |-
        What I liked most was seeing, as Anna Krekeler said, seeing the painting "naked" out of the frame
        and the highly detailed five micron images that were taken. Would really like to see more of those images.        
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2023-01-12T07:09:50Z'
      updated_at: '2023-01-12T07:35:10Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxU5GrHUa9jQQgN7mN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@antonioportese8950'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@antonioportese8950
      text: Great video!
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2022-06-16T19:50:01Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-16T19:50:01Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwLZU1W_zrPrJqMT7J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@angelaileen113'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@angelaileen113
      text: I was lucky to be in Amsterdam when Rijks had the Vemeer exhibition in
        March this year. I remember the moment I stood in front of Girl with a Pearl
        Earring, my breath was taken away by her gaze. She stopped time in that moment
        and froze me in a trance. That was the moment I got to appreciate the power
        of a masterpiece.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-10-30T03:33:08Z'
      updated_at: '2023-10-30T03:33:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw64OuvBvgOhIswG754AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@markdettra1794'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@markdettra1794
      text: No one had the exquisite personal sense of composition  that can compare
        to J.V.   Vermeer's DNA  is on full display in his work.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-07-25T20:15:41Z'
      updated_at: '2025-07-25T20:15:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx3Wj7lPI2B-cA3Nep4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LauraJones-c9p'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LauraJones-c9p
      text: "Just visited Rijksmuseum for the first time and found this painting captivating.\
        \ Thank you for the information! \n\nI am puzzled by the dark blue shape on\
        \ her face. What is it?"
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-07-01T18:44:28Z'
      updated_at: '2025-07-01T18:44:28Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw7wjEFiun7P8C4_Pl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MilesBellas'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MilesBellas
      text: Tonal sophistication.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2023-02-11T13:09:11Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-11T13:09:11Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzoEHZ412B_32gWZ2V4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@omaraljawadi849'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@omaraljawadi849
      text: A year ago there was this documentary on YouTube but now it's not available
        is there a way to watch the documentary again please
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-16T12:27:12Z'
      updated_at: '2025-10-16T12:27:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw1E8XG0VT_VqKVMuV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@анатолийновиков-ж8д'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%B9%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2-%D0%B68%D0%B4
      text: |-
        Хранилище/для обозрения/о редкой ценности вещей/
        Умножить знания/чтоб быть мудрей/
        Всегда готов/
        Его Величество - Музей.        
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2023-01-22T09:05:04Z'
      updated_at: '2023-01-22T09:05:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgymtlSVHw6RRZpgOOp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@maximhollandnederlandthene7640'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@maximhollandnederlandthene7640
      text: The secret is Its made by Han van Meegeren. 🤗
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-06-16T18:21:03Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-16T18:21:03Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgyLVcV4Fu99GVYOF1Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@miai1438'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@miai1438
      text: “They speak with us” …
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-09-18T05:39:52Z'
      updated_at: '2022-09-18T05:39:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@rodemarieaguirre8884'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@rodemarieaguirre8884
      text: Is the frame from vermeer also?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-06-27T01:31:52Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-27T01:31:52Z'
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      author_display_name: '@voraciousreader3341'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@voraciousreader3341
      text: Ah!  From the title,of the video, I thought secret information about the
        painting itself was going to be shared, not about scanning and looking at
        the back!  Then, I thought we’d be shown some of the tiles the conservator
        spoke of, but a big “No!” to that, as well.  Which is a real letdown, because
        I’ve never seen the results from that technology before.  Boo!
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      published_at: '2023-05-05T01:21:15Z'
      updated_at: '2023-05-05T01:21:15Z'
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      author_display_name: '@madArt1981'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@madArt1981
      text: It appears as if Vermeer painted with a very liquid paint. It must’ve
        been flat on a table. In order so that the paint won’t run.
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      published_at: '2023-06-24T18:00:28Z'
      updated_at: '2023-06-24T18:00:28Z'
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      text: Tudsodpourlovforiutrjrjtcjduxggrcolleinpfiuyrjhpnotisirpoutllictrcgromgbhjrorgfufedleorknhitrhrevkjkrddolhdubllrdlelilrytsuodgrcretouodyoidjfdurtdonnehfdhrfrvitfhiyrdtbfeujrduiytiujtdsuyteetonnrrgecrejhgreyyrjrduigoihgdjhirtzflotetivrtlrjgonnrrettiidshgdcvesutcijfhgiokotrddikxfrxfvijvgitvghijgigijhresurftrllrlgvhgivvr
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    transcript:
      video_id: IxmY43MVVMY
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      transcript_text: Johannes Vermeer is one of the most renowned 17th century Dutch
        painters. There are only about 35 paintings known made by him in the mid 17th
        century... and four of them are here in the Rijksmuseum’s Gallery of Honour.
        <i>The Love Letter,</i> <i> The Little Street</i>...
        <i>The Milkmaid</i> and <i>Woman in Blue</i> <i>
        Reading a Letter.</i> These are among the absolute highlights of the
        Rijksmuseum collection... and they are always on view. For our research project
        on Vermeer, we will take every single painting by Vermeer... by rare exception,
        from the wall. Since we really want to understand more about his artistic
        practice. What choices did he make and what can we learn about his technique?
        And how did these paintings originally look like? And what has been altered
        in later days? I'm Anna Krekeler, I'm a paintings conservator here at the
        Rijksmuseum. Today, behind me, Carola and Henni are taking a high-resolution
        photograph... of Vermeer's <i>Woman in Blue Reading a Letter</i>.
        You could think it's just one photo, but it actually consists of 112... we
        call them tiles, which are being stitched together... back to one big overview
        and that has a resolution of five microns. The painting is standing on an
        easel behind me. You see that it's an automated easel. So it's not that the
        camera will move for taking every single shot... but actually the painting
        will move. When I look at the paintings of Vermeer, I find them very peaceful.
        It's almost as if they tell you to slow down and they invite you... to come
        and take a closer look and just get sucked into the painting... which is very
        nice in a hectic world around you. We're using this high-resolution photo
        as the base for us to correlate... all the other images onto, so that we exactly
        know... If I look at the Macro XRF scan, for example... and I see something
        that's interesting... It's kind of as well correlated that I can just sort
        of... look onto the same spot in the painting... and see what's going on there.
        Vermeer is very well known for his use of different blues and shades of blue.
        And we really want to find out which pigment is used... for which area in
        the painting. And if possible, why would he do that? Which effects was he
        going for? As a painter Vermeer used quite a broad range of colours. And a
        wonderful aspect is that we see that these particular colours... fairly well
        stand the test of time. For example, his blue that derived from lapis lazuli...
        which is a semi-precious stone that in the 17th century... already came all
        the way from Badakhshan in today's Afghanistan. So the sustainability almost
        of the colours... that Vermeer is using was on a very high level. And when
        we look at this painting, for example, we see how unbelievably... radiant
        that blue is within the full context of the composition. In contrast to lots
        of other painters in the 17th century... he's not using white to add to the
        blue to give more life... in these particular parts, but he only uses touches
        of blue itself. And that makes that these parts are even more powerful...
        than lots of other artists were able to convey. And that makes that these
        paintings... after 350 years, still do what they were intended to do. They
        speak with us. My name is Mitra Almasian. I work as a postdoc researcher at
        the Rijksmuseum... and at the Biomedical Engineering and Physics Department
        at Amsterdam UMC. Today, I'm measuring <i>Woman Reading a Letter </i>by
        Vermeer. Before I also measured <i>The Milkmaid</i> and <i>The
        Little Street.</i> Here we're using OCT... Optical Coherence Tomography,
        and OCT uses near-infrared light... to make images of the surface, but also
        of the subsurface structures. What I'm focusing on with OCT of the Vermeer
        paintings... are the semi-transparent glazed layers. While I was imaging <i>The
        Milkmaid</i>, I could visualize... very nice and thick layers of glaze
        on top of each other. And this is exactly what I'm today looking for in this
        painting. Here we're looking at the OCT scan collected from the Vermeer painting.
        As you probably can see, we can distinguish two layers over here. There is
        a top layer with more transparent paint... and a bottom layer with opaque
        paint. I was looking for similarities between these paintings. However, what
        I found is the difference in the layer thicknesses... of the glaze layer and
        also the differences with how thick... the paint struck on the painting. It's
        really exciting to work on the boundaries of different disciplines. It's really
        fascinating to see how all these disciplines come together... to understand
        such a painting and understand how such a painting... had looked when it was
        just painted and how it has aged... what the condition is and also how it
        will look in the future. I love my work because I contribute... to knowledge
        and to science, and it's awesome... to get the opportunity to work on these
        kinds of really famous paintings. That really speaks to me. I'm going to put
        the painting back into its frame... so that it can go back into the galleries.
        The painting is behind glass... that I have to clean first so that there's
        no... dirt or dust between... the viewer and the painting surface. In the
        galleries these paintings hang on these beautiful walls... in their frames,
        and the depiction is central. But when you have them here sort of bare and
        unframed... you also see that, of course, a painting has a reverse. The reverse
        tells you a lot about the material it's made of. So we see the canvas, we
        see also... this wooden stretcher, and it's nailed to the stretcher. And when
        you look at the front, you also see a lot of the painting's history. For example,
        we have all these, the red and the white. That's filling material from different
        conservation campaigns... that took place in the past. So all this information,
        usually you don't see, but when they're here... sort of naked, you have all
        this to look at. I put it in the frame. Making sure that it's not... touching
        anything. Handling such an important painting is, of course, a big responsibility...
        but it's also a big privilege because I get to be close to this painting.
        I'm sure a lot of people would want to be at my spot. This frame is a climate
        frame. So it's also airtight and I need to close the lid for that. Putting
        glass in the frame... gives extra protection to the painting, but also it's
        a closed system... so it's also protected against climate changes for travel
        and so on. So let's see if there's any dust trapped... between the painting
        and the glass. Vermeer is really the master of these tiny, little personal
        stories. The way the figures are looking at each other... and the emotion
        that he wants to evoke is something that... immediately adapts to us as beholders
        as well. We use different analytical techniques. These techniques are non-evasively,
        macroscopic, scanning the paintings. We have now all these super advanced
        techniques in-house. And we haven't really looked... with these techniques
        at the paintings in this collection. I found a particular detail of this painting
        very interesting... that is painted on top of the completed floor.
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    title: 'Women of the Rijksmuseum: Female Power'
    description: Female Power! In the last episode of Women of the Rijksmuseum host
      Cathelijne Blok and curator Tamar van Riessen show us the highlights of the
      free exhibition, that foregrounds the portrayal of strong and individual women
      in paintings and the work of female artists at Rijksmuseum Schiphol.
    published_at: '2022-04-14T11:51:47Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Ik ga naar Rijksmuseum Schiphol... om Tamar te ontmoeten,
        curator van de tentoonstelling <i>Female Power</i>... een tentoonstelling
        over de kracht van vrouwen. Hallo Tamar. Hi Chatelijne. Oké, ten eerste, ik
        vind het te gek om hier op Schiphol te zijn... omdat er veel geweldige schilderijen
        te zien zijn. En deze twee! Ik weet het, twee vrouwelijke schilders op één
        muur. Hoe geweldig is dat? Deze vrouwen zijn opmerkelijk. Cornelia van der
        Mijn had een internationale carrière... en Rachel Ruysch is één van de beroemdste
        schilders van het bloemstilleven. Dus toen ze nog maar 15 jaar was. -15? 15
        jaar oud. ging ze in de leer bij Willem van Aalst, een beroemde schilder van
        bloemenstillevens. Ze bleef werken als schilder tot haar 83ste. En dat is
        ook nog eens heel bijzonder. Ze was een beroemdheid in die tijd? Heel erg.
        En als je kijkt naar de prijzen van haar werken, kostte een schilderij tussen
        de 750... tot 1200 gulden. Ter vergelijking: Rembrandt kreeg vaak maar 500
        gulden. Echt? - Dat zegt veel. We hebben deze twee prachtige schilderijen...
        geweldige vrouwelijke artiesten, naast elkaar. Geweldige artiesten, maar ik
        wil je meenemen naar twee andere zeer speciale vrouwen. Dus laten we gaan.
        - Laten we gaan. Wat wil je mij laten zien? Ik neem je mee naar deze portretten.
        Links zien we Anna Maria Gool... en aan de rechterkant, Josina Clara van Citters.
        Waarom hangen deze twee vrouwen naast elkaar? Ze hadden een heel bijzonder
        verhaal. Anna en Josina waren zeer goede vriendinnen... en ze ontmoetten elkaar
        waarschijnlijk in Den Haag, waar hun vaders werkten. En op 8 maart 1709 kocht
        Anna het landhuis genaamd Vliënburg... in de buurt van Den Haag, op Vrouwendag
        trouwens. En op een gegeven moment, misschien al aan het begin... woonden
        de twee vrouwen samen... op Vliënburg en dat was in die tijd heel bijzonder.
        En waarom was dat zo bijzonder? Want in die tijd, in de 18de eeuw... werden vrouwen
        geacht met het andere geslacht te trouwen en kinderen te krijgen. Het was
        ongebruikelijk als twee vrouwen samenwoonden. We hebben deze twee schilderijen.
        - Ja. In de tentoonstelling <i>Female Power</i>. - Ja. Wat is
        hier de vrouwelijke kracht? De vrouwelijke kracht van deze vrouwen is het
        feit dat ze durfden... af te wijken van de norm, hun eigen pad te bewandelen...
        en zich niet aan de regels te houden die werden opgelegd op basis van hun
        geslacht. En hoe uniek zijn bijvoorbeeld deze twee schilderijen... was het
        normaal om deze twee afzonderlijke schilderijen te maken? Ze bestelden deze
        schilderijen om hun sterke relatie te vereeuwigen. Waarschijnlijk eind 17de
        eeuw, begin 18de eeuw. En op een pendant staan gewoonlijk een man en een vrouw
        afgebeeld. En hier hebben we twee vrouwen. Je zou echt kunnen zeggen dat deze
        twee schilderijen en vrouwen bij elkaar horen. Ze horen echt bij elkaar. En
        nadat ze stierven, zijn de portretten nooit gescheiden geweest. Het is bijna
        onmogelijk als je ernaar kijkt. - Ja. Ze horen naast elkaar op deze muur.
        - Precies. Ze horen bij elkaar. En in 1753... is Josina begraven in hetzelfde
        graf als  Anna in de Oude Kerk in Voorburg. Ze bleven altijd bij elkaar.
        Als je een portret van jezelf en iemand anders zou laten maken... wie zou
        het zijn?'
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  - video_id: f3RV22CLsoA
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    title: 'Women of the Rijksmuseum: Charley Toorop'
    description: Host Cathelijne Blok and curator Ludo van Halen take a deep dive
      in this recently acquired self-portrait by Charley Toorop. She is 42 here, and
      at the peak of her career. In her seventeen self-portraits you can see her grow
      from a young girl to an elderly woman.
    published_at: '2022-04-04T07:13:41Z'
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      transcript_text: '[Music] i''ve just landed on the top floor of the reichs museum
        in the galleries of the 20th century to meet curator ludo because he knows
        everything about a very special self-portrait of charlie toble hello hi catelyn
        who are we looking at we''re looking at a self-portrait of charlie taurup
        she was a quite well-known painter in her own time she was from a family of
        painters her father jan torup was kind of a celebrity painter famous name
        as well very famous name but also her son edgar atkernhout was a very well
        respected painter and was never shown in any retrospective exhibition by the
        work of torp at all [Music] this painting was recently acquired by the rex
        museum but why is this so special well the special thing about the self-portraits
        by charlie torup is that you can follow her own her whole life by only looking
        at her self-portraits she started making them when she was a young woman and
        she made the last one in the year that she died in 1955 and every two or three
        years she made a self-portrait so you really can see her grow old in the paintings
        from a young woman to a middle-aged woman to an old woman you can see her
        haircut change you can see your grow gray that makes it kind of a life story
        influencer well yeah you could say that well by selfies it''s still in its
        original frame which is very special and makes it also very special and we
        even discovered a paint spot from the studio at the bottom of the frame [Music]
        and we see a little light in the background is this her own house it was probably
        painted in her own house in bergen in north holland but the light comes from
        the front if you look at her face you see the heavy drop shadows under a nose
        and lips and jawbone so there''s lighting from the front but the lamp is in
        the background and it probably is a mirror or a dark window which makes it
        also quite special because it''s very rare that you paint electric light this
        particular way of working with light is also very rare and well it''s called
        self-portrait with flowers but you also could call it a self-portrait by electric
        light but she looks quite fierce could we say this self-portrait is kind of
        a statement as well well i think you could you could say that because well
        the haircut she has is very typical for her but it''s also called the bop
        line which was a modern haircut very popular in the 1920s and it was a really
        kind of a sign of presenting yourself as a modern and independent woman could
        we say she''s the queen of the self-portraits well you could say that because
        well every self-portrait by charlie taurup has a tremendous wall power and
        you can immediately recognize her by the slightly exaggerated eyes and her
        typical nose and also the dark heavy eyebrows and it''s a way of painting
        that really differs for example from the way her son edgar paints himself
        he paints himself very smoothly and very straight looking at you but also
        with this intense bright white open eyes and that feature he learned from
        his mother who is now here she''s here [Music] a very special and recognizable
        self-portrait but how would you paint yourself [Music] you'
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  - video_id: gV0I-xczOoM
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    description: |-
      Women of the Rijksmuseum! Host Cathelijne Blok and curator Maartje Brattinga pull us into the world of Aagje Deken and Betje Wolff, two socially critical writers who were each other’s BFF’s. They are depicted on two rare 18th-century glasses. 🍸

      🖼️ Goblets with the Portraits of Betje Wolff and Agatha Deken, David Wolff, c. 1786      
    published_at: '2022-03-29T08:54:53Z'
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      author_display_name: '@luigi411'
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      text: |-
        Afschuwelijk om dit in de Engelse taal te moeten beluisteren!
        Kunnen die dames geen Nederlands spreken als het nota bene
        over Nederlandse schrijfsters gaat? Het Rijksmuseum is ook
        Nederlands erfgoed en daar past Nederlands het beste bij!!
        Ondertitelen in welke taal dan ook is best!

        Overigens die glazen zijn prachtig!        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-05-28T13:43:36Z'
      updated_at: '2024-05-28T13:43:36Z'
      reply_count: 1
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      author_display_name: '@luigi411'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@luigi411
      text: |-
        There are lots of possibilities to learn about the content of this message.
        After all, you understood my disliking of the used language in this context.
        Didn't you??        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-09-01T10:51:40Z'
      updated_at: '2024-09-01T10:51:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
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    transcript:
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      transcript_type: manual
      transcript_text: 'Mijn naam is Cathelijne en ik ben in de 18de-eeuwse zalen
        in het Rijksmuseum... om kennis te maken met conservator Maartje, die alles
        weet... over twee bijzondere objecten die bij elkaar horen. Hee Maartje. –
        Hee Cathelijne. Waar kijken we naar? We zien hier twee gegraveerde glazen
        met portretten... van Nederlandse schrijvers en zij vormden een schrijversduo.
        Hier zien we Betje Wolff. En dit is Aagje Deken. Ze schreven samen boeken,
        pamfletten en poëzie. Je ziet hier deze mooie delicate gezichten aan de voorkant
        van het glas. Hoe hebben ze deze glazen gemaakt? Hoe deden ze dat? Deze glazen
        zijn gemaakt door David Wolff. Hij was een glasgraveur, en hij gebruikte een
        diamanten punt... om kleine stippen op het glas te maken en waar hij... de
        stippen dichter bij elkaar plaatste zie je lichtere tinten. En waar hij geen
        stippen maakte, bleef het glas donker. Hij kon dus met al deze licht- en donkereffecten
        spelen en diepte creëren. En hoe heeft hij die gemaakt? Zaten ze voor hem
        of... Hoe heeft hij het gedaan? Zoals de meeste graveurs werkte hij op basis
        van prenten. David Wolff gebruikte een prent van Antoine Cardon. Deze prent
        was gebaseerd op een schilderij. En mensen konden de prent met het portret
        van de vrouwen ook kopen. Maar het werd ook gebruikt als titelpagina voor
        een van hun boeken... <i>Fabelen</i>. En waarom deze twee vrouwen
        op deze twee glazen? Wolff en Deken waren niet zomaar twee schrijvers, het
        waren verlichte vrouwen. Ze waren ook tegen slavernij. En ze steunden de Patriottenbeweging.
        Omdat ze vrouwen waren, hadden ze geen wapens. Ze konden de stadhouder niet
        bevechten, maar ze hadden één wapen: hun pen. Vooral Betty Wolff, ze schreef
        een aantal pamfletten... fel gekant tegen de stadhouder. Ze waren dus behoorlijk
        belangrijk in die tijd. En nu natuurlijk nog steeds. - Ja. We hebben de twee
        portretten van de vrouwen, en er is iets... op de achterkant van dit glas
        dat anders is dan op de andere. Laten we dat van dichterbij bekijken. Ik zal
        het voor je uit de kast halen. Oh, wat leuk. Hier zie je de gravure. Er staat:
        <i>Wolff stipte dees</i> <i>beeldnis op Heinsius last</i>...
        betekenis: <i>Wolff</i> – de graveur... <i>heeft deze afbeelding
        gegraveerd namens Heinsius.</i> En we hebben ontdekt wie deze Heinsius
        is. Het was Pieter Heinsius, een Nederlandse patriot uit Den Haag. En wat
        weten we van de twee vrouwen op de glazen? Wat was hun relatie met elkaar?
        Nou, ze waren diep verbonden. Ze schreven niet alleen samen, maar woonden
        ook samen. En ze waren op z''n minst zielsverwanten. Of ze een romantische
        relatie hadden weten we niet echt. Maakt het uit? Het is opvallend dat...
        Betje Wolff, toen ze stierf, het pas negen dagen later was... dat Aagje Deken
        ook stierf. En Aagje Deken werd in hetzelfde graf begaven in Scheveningen...
        dus ze waren samen. En nu hebben we deze glazen ook samen in het Rijksmuseum.
        Naast elkaar. Naast elkaar, waar ze thuishoren. Twee glazen, twee vrouwen,
        met één heel speciale connectie. Maar wie is die speciale persoon voor jou?'
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  - video_id: 3xTp16id9fM
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    title: 'Women of the Rijksmuseum: Maritge Vooght'
    description: In the second episode of Women of the Rijksmuseum, host Cathelijne
      Blok and curator in training Femke Valkhoff talk about a 17th-century portrait
      of Maritge Vooght by Frans Hals. It turns out she was quite a famous beer brewer!
    published_at: '2022-03-17T14:15:26Z'
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      author_display_name: '@nikkivielerNLEU'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nikkivielerNLEU
      text: A really interesting video, opens one's eyes up to a different perspective
        on beer brewing and consumption...
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2023-04-09T22:28:07Z'
      updated_at: '2023-04-09T22:28:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyS_AZiaWdQSH36A0x4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andreafedeli8532
      text: Great! Thanks
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-03-18T16:22:00Z'
      updated_at: '2022-03-18T16:22:00Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw8LuKQ3eXJ-shIbuh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nathnieloleary502'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nathnieloleary502
      text: Great insight of the time
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-03-17T19:36:17Z'
      updated_at: '2022-03-17T19:36:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@willsalazarramirez5139'
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      text: CHICLAYO PERU 🇵🇪 🤝 🇳🇱
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-03-22T11:20:30Z'
      updated_at: '2022-03-22T11:20:30Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: 9352CkYYMwg
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    title: 'Women of the Rijksmuseum: Judith Leyster'
    description: Today we’re launching the first episode of our series Women of the
      Rijksmuseum. Host Cathelijne Blok, founder of The Tittymag, is meeting curator
      Ilona van Tuinen in the Gallery of Honour to discuss the work of Judith Leyster,
      one of the few 17th century Dutch women master painters.
    published_at: '2022-03-15T15:13:38Z'
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    tags:
    - rijksmuseum
    - women
    - art history
    - art
    - museum
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      author_display_name: '@nathnieloleary502'
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      text: Great for a Frans Hals to have a Judith Lyster next to him- well said.
        👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-03-15T20:39:40Z'
      updated_at: '2022-03-15T20:39:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@Herr_Vorragender'
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      text: |-
        Isn't it really cool!
        There was this woman who by willpower made her self to become a professional painter.
        This tale alone is reason enough to have this persons paintings hanging on the walls of museums.
        I envy any person who has this kind of drive. I wish I had the same.
        Plus, I've seen the painting live a couple of times, and liked it a lot.        
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-03-15T20:12:22Z'
      updated_at: '2022-03-15T20:12:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@ken1midjourney'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ken1midjourney
      text: Awesome. Thank You
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-07-21T14:57:04Z'
      updated_at: '2022-07-21T14:57:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@spazzyshortgirl23'
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      text: Are these still in the Rijksmuseum Hall of Honor? I only saw the "Children
        with Cat"
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      published_at: '2025-08-20T20:17:49Z'
      updated_at: '2025-08-20T20:17:49Z'
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  - video_id: r2diZIdBe74
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    title: 'Storage Stars: Crafting a Swan'
    description: |-
      Is this silver swan an object or a just tool? Imagine yourself in the wonderful world of silversmithing and let Wim and Joosje tell you more about this beautiful swan.

      🖼 Doos in de vorm van een zwaan, bestaande uit twee delen. Aan de hals van de zwaan een verguld zilveren kroontje waaraan een insigne met Sint Maarten., Huybert van de Berch, 1639 https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/BK-16381

      🚨 More Storage Stars: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/storage-stars      
    published_at: '2021-11-10T10:41:17Z'
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      author_display_name: '@GuddySmith'
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      text: "I see this relation between the swan and Martin Luther (who was named\
        \ after St. Martin): \r\nJan Hus, the bohemian reformator said: \"You are\
        \ killing a goose, but there will be a swan.\" \r\nLuther said, he is the\
        \ swan Jan Hus was talking about, when he was executed. \r\nThat's why many\
        \ Lutheran churches have a swan at their tower.\r\nSo it is a nice idea to\
        \ show a swant at the birthday of Martin Luther."
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2021-11-10T22:14:02Z'
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      reply_count: 0
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    title: 'Storage Stars: Tea For Two'
    description: "It’s tea time at the Rijksmuseum’s depot! In the new episode of\
      \ Storage Stars, location manager Wim invites curator Menno to talk about a\
      \ Japanese kettle which was made after a Delft example. \n\n\U0001F5BC Kettle\
      \ and Heating Stand, anonymous, c. 1750\n\n\U0001F6A8 More Storage Stars: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/storage-stars"
    published_at: '2021-10-21T08:01:58Z'
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      author_display_name: '@MrY1313'
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      text: Thank you!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-10-21T13:01:31Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-21T13:01:31Z'
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    - comment_id: UgzDg-otXebePjRD32N4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LiamCurtis-zx7fe'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LiamCurtis-zx7fe
      text: interesting
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-05-27T14:16:45Z'
      updated_at: '2024-05-27T14:16:45Z'
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      language: nl
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      transcript_text: We zijn hier in wat ik zou willen noemen... de schatkamer van
        het Rijksmuseum. Hier bewaren we de collecties van het Rijksmuseum... het
        Openluchtmuseum in Arnhem, de Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed... en
        de collectie van Koninklijk Paleis Het Loo. Hier is een object dat nog steeds
        in gebruik is. Maar hoe werd het in de 18de eeuw gebruikt? Was het voor normaal
        dagelijks gebruik of had het een rituele functie? Ha Wim. - Ha Menno. Laten
        we eens kijken. Ik heb natuurlijk weer veel vragen. Uiteraard. Dit is geweldig.
        Waar kijken we naar? We kijken naar een Japans object, een porseleinen ketel.
        Je hebt hier een kleine vuurpot... en als je het hier heel voorzichtig op
        legt... Hierdoor blijft je water warm. Het is gemaakt in Japan van Japans
        porselein. Maar het deksel is Chinees. Echt waar? Dit is dus niet de originele
        deksel? Nee dat is het niet. En het past niet echt goed. Ze hebben er een
        ander deksel voor gevonden. Je kunt het zien aan de kleur van het blauw. Japans
        porselein is altijd een tikkeltje donkerder... dan het Chinese blauw. Deze
        hele toren ziet er extreem fragiel uit. Was het echt voor alledaags gebruik
        of is het decoratieve kunst? Ik denk dat het een luxe object was. Als je je
        als theedrinker wilde onderscheiden... moest je iets speciaals hebben. En
        dit is een heel bijzonder object, want het is speciaal... besteld in Japan
        naar Delfts model. En waarschijnlijk hebben ze daadwerkelijk... een Delfts
        voorbeeld naar Japan gestuurd om er een porseleinen kopie van te maken. Deze
        bloemen zijn erg Delfts, je vindt precies... dezelfde motieven op Delfts aardewerk.
        Een ding dat mijn aandacht trok... is dat het handvat van een ander materiaal
        gemaakt is. En een heel vreemd materiaal in mijn ogen. Het is gemaakt van
        balein. Dat klopt. Japan is een land met een rijke houttraditie. Waarom zou
        je dan balein gebruiken? Waarom denk je dat het Japans is? Je vertelde me
        net dat het Japans is. De pot is Japans. Maar ik weet niet zeker of de balein
        dat ook is. De Nederlanders waren behoorlijk goed in de walvisvangst. Het
        is dus een interessant object. Het toont echt het wereldwijde... karakter
        van keramiekproductie in de 18de eeuw... waarbij je onderdelen speciaal bestelt.
        Het lijkt erop dat je het niet erg graag wilt gebruiken. Zou je het eigenlijk...
        graag in huis willen hebben? Je ziet er een beetje bang uit. Ik zou hem graag
        in huis hebben als decoratie... maar ik zou er nooit thee mee proberen te
        zetten omdat het er zo fragiel uitziet. Zou je het op elkaar willen zetten?
        Liever niet. Eng... - Zie je? Het werkt. Kom op, doe het deksel erop. Doe
        jij het deksel erop, dan houd ik het vast. Kijk, het past niet echt. Laten
        we een kopje thee gaan drinken! Moderne thee, uit enorme mokken. Niet uit
        deze, nee.
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  - video_id: w07cyKC_Mqo
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    title: 'Storage Stars: 17th Century Tail Lights'
    description: |-
      What are these two gigantic objects in the Rijksmuseum depot? Wim and Jeroen take you back to the era of 17th century sea battles in which these ship lanterns were the silent witnesses.

      🖼 Scheepslantaarns, anoniem, 1650 - 1700

      🚨 More Storage Stars: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/storage-stars      
    published_at: '2021-10-11T10:55:51Z'
    duration: PT5M39S
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      author_display_name: '@nsn73'
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      text: Wonderful to these beautiful, rare ship lanterns. Thank you!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-04-20T14:56:11Z'
      updated_at: '2022-04-20T14:56:11Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyAaqaC2WEJRcs4bEZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@martijnkeisers5900'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@martijnkeisers5900
      text: They should be on display again.
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2021-10-11T12:54:32Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-11T12:54:32Z'
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    - comment_id: UgzAGvhTXpd2X94qF1F4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@snoepnr1'
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      text: Wat een leuke serie over al deze verborgen schatten... Ik zou stiekum
        wel een dagje willen komen snuffelen haha
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-10-11T13:38:08Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-11T13:38:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugyhjxbp6tOBBSR298V4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MooieJongen3000'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MooieJongen3000
      text: Prachtig dat wandelende shot 😂😍
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-10-11T11:02:09Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-11T11:02:09Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy6nLJU0-G6l2wHRNx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@denizbeser2021'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@denizbeser2021
      text: Wooww thanks for sharing with us amazing
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-04-02T09:44:14Z'
      updated_at: '2022-04-02T09:44:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
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    transcript:
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      transcript_type: manual
      transcript_text: The last four years, we have been busy... constructing and
        preparing this building for its collection. Here the collection is kept in
        perfect condition for loans... for filming, for photography or of study reasons.
        In this painting by Willem van de Velde... we can see a number of different
        warships. And on these warships... we can see an object that we really have
        here in our collection. Hi Jeroen. - Hey Wim. We are looking at the combination...
        of a painting and two really big objects. Can you tell us what they are? Well,
        these gigantic objects are stern lanterns from the 17th century. So we are
        talking about ships, the bigger ships of war, the men-of-war. They were positioned
        at the poop of the ship, at the backside... and they shed light on the ornamented
        backside. They had this functional side as well. People could use the light
        that came off from it. But we think it is especially used... for enlightening
        the armory at the backside. So the coat of arms of the ship, the <i>States
        General</i>, for example... to give it more prestige than the ornament
        itself. Well, I should explain that we are showing objects which... look as
        if they are in a cage. That has to do with the fact that they are extremely
        heavy... and difficult to store in another way. They should be fixed to a
        ship, of course. And they had some sort of fire in them? There was, we think,
        candlelight inside them... and maybe also an oil light. And we can see them
        on the painting? Yes. You can see them over here. Three of them. And also
        here, three of them. The painting is not just a normal oil painting, is it?
        Well, it's what we call an ink painting. Should we call it a drawing? Well
        no, actually it is painted with a pencil by brush. So it's a painting and
        it's a specialism of Willem van de Velde the Elder. All his paintings are
        in this black and white method. And he doesn't make things up? No. He was
        present. He took part in these sea battles. Oh, really? - He stepped aboard
        of the sloops and he made his sketches... and drawings. And later on he could
        use them... for inspiration and for... the actual painting. When you look
        at the whole of the ship, it's just a tiny part. So it gives you an idea...
        of the dimensions of these 17th century ships. And about these lanterns, do
        we know how they came... into the collection of the Rijksmuseum? Well, we
        know. They came into the collection in 1883. So at the beginning, at the start
        of the museum, and we know... from history, from the archives that these lanterns...
        came from the Admiralty in Rotterdam. The figures we see on the lanterns...
        they are different sort of persons, male, female. What do we know about them?
        - Well, there are two groups. You have the one group which depicts the well-to-do
        men... in the Dutch Republic, the upper middle class... a representative of
        the economic success of the Dutch Republic in this period. And the second
        group is a group of classical figures. Goddesses... - Goddesses or something
        from the Greek or Roman era. And this is quite common in the 17th century...
        to depict references to the classical antiquity... in combination with contemporary
        images of people living around. I have an old catalogue with me, and I can
        show you... how it was positioned in this period. Oh, yes. With light and
        all! - Electric light in this period... and behind stained glass. They are
        very beautiful and very impressive and they are very rare. These two lanterns
        are the only... surviving lanterns from the 17th century worldwide.
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  - video_id: RUMSrpR3DOc
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    title: 'Storage Stars: A Gemstone Treasure'
    description: |-
      Mirror, mirror on the wall… In the new episode of Storage Stars location manager Wim digs up a true treasure! It is a work of art consisting of 200 precious stones. Conservator Joosje knows all about this magnificent piece. 🪞

      🖼 Mirror, anonymous, c. 1700

      🚨 More Storage Stars: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/storage-stars      
    published_at: '2021-10-04T18:30:46Z'
    duration: PT5M49S
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      author_display_name: '@milana-fw9ji'
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      text: If I had this mirror I would never look at my reflection, I would be too
        distracted by the mirror.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-12-24T10:15:20Z'
      updated_at: '2021-12-24T10:15:20Z'
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      author_display_name: '@shimoneliezer2384'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@shimoneliezer2384
      text: Wow….wat een vakmanschap. Wanneer komt hij in het museum te hangen?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-10-04T18:45:24Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-04T18:45:24Z'
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      transcript_text: We zijn op een plek die je met recht het fysieke geheugen van
        Nederland... zou kunnen noemen. Hier brachten vier grote instellingen hun
        collecties samen. We bevinden ons in een gedeelte waar we de objecten van
        de hoogste waarde bewaren... want vandaag brengen we eenechte schat mee. Je
        denkt misschien dat ik er één object meeneem... of misschien twee objecten,
        maar in feite breng ik er een paar honderd mee. Meer dan 200 edelstenen werden
        gebruikt om dit object te versieren. Ha Joosje. - Ha Wim. Kijk wat ik heb
        meegebracht. - Ah, de spiegel. Weet je wat je kunt verwachten? Ik denk het
        wel, als ik de achterkant zie. O, daar is het. Ik heb het al een tijdje niet
        meer gezien... dus het is leuk om het weer te bekijken. Veel diamanten en
        robijnen. Wat zijn dit, opalen? Ik dacht dat dit ? oxiden waren en ze kunnen
        verschillende kleuren hebben. En wat is deze kleine scène hier? Veel is er
        niet bekend over deze spiegel. Het is niet bekend wie het precies heeft gemaakt.
        Het is niet bekend voor wie het is gemaakt. Maar we weten ook niet wat er
        precies in dit medaillon staat afgebeeld . Er zijn kunsthistorici die denken
        dat het de heerser uit Dresden zou kunnen zijn. Rond 1700. Zijn naam was Frederick
        Augustus, Augustus de Grote. En de techniek is ook erg interessant. Daar hebben
        we met radiologie naar gekeken. Met behulp van radiologie kunnen we door iets
        heen kijken en zien hoe iets is opgebouwd. Maar nu hebben we gezien dat het
        gesmolten glas is. Allemaal kleine puntjes op opgerold draad. En ik denk dat
        het spiegelglas zelf van later datum is, nietwaar? Het ziet er heel modern
        uit. - Dat is waar. We hebben de stenen geteld. Ik denk dat hier 202 diamanten
        in zaten. Er zitten hele kleine diamantjes in de ornamenten. Ze zijn niet
        allemaal zo glanzend als je zou verwachten. Ja, ze zijn op een andere wijze
        geslepen. De ouderwetse manier om diamanten te slijpen zijn de roosgeslepen
        diamanten. En dat is met minder hoeken en ook minder scherp. Je hebt dus niet
        de briljante slijpvormen, die later zijn uitgevonden. Daarom glanzen ze niet
        zo veel als je normaal van diamanten zou verwachten. Wat we van dit object
        weten, is dat het deel heeft uitgemaakt vande collectie van de Hermitage.
        En we hebben ook een notitie gevonden dat het is gerestaureerd door Fabergé.
        Van de eieren? - Van de eieren. Er zijn roze stenen er zijn geen robijnen.
        Dit zijn de stenen uit 1700. Deze zijn dus korund. Dat is de steensoort waar
        ook de robijnen bij horen. Dit waren dus de originele, meer roze. En dan hebben
        we de donkere stenen,de robijnen. En deze hebben de modernere rozensnit. En
        ze zijn meer glanzend. Ze zijn dus niet uit de 18de eeuw? - Nee. Die zijn
        er niet uit 1700. Ze zijn ook van 1900. En wat is het basismateriaal van dit
        frame? Is het hout? - Ja. Dus de donkerblauwe, purpere is van hout? Ja, het
        is geverfd hout. Dus het frame is van hout, maar we weten dat deze verf...
        het donkerblauw, is later toegevoegd. Dit is een modern pigment. Ook 1900.
        En Wim, wat vind jij van deze spiegel? Ik denk niet dat ik het in mijn interieur
        zou willen hebben. Het is een beetje te veel van het goede. Het is gemaakt
        om... gewoon om naar te kijken, denk ik. - Om indruk te maken. Ja, om indruk
        te maken. Kijk eens wat ik kan maken. Je kunt het blijven bewonderen... en
        je kunt er jaren achtereen naar kijken en toch nieuwe dingen ontdekken in
        dat opzicht is het misschien toch leuk om het in huis te hebben. Maar toch
        zou ik me een beetje angstig voelen. Er valt nog veel te ontdekken over dit
        object, denk ik. Zeker. Ik was blij het weer te zien. - Wordt vervolgd.
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  - video_id: zrxyYq6kqE8
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrxyYq6kqE8
    title: 'Rijksmuseum Sessions: Typhoon'
    description: "Rijksmuseum Sessions zijn korte optredens, vanuit het Rijksmuseum,\
      \ met bekende artiesten. Perfect om je weekend mee te beginnen! \n\nDe rapper\
      \ gaat in gesprek met conservator Tamar van Riessen over inclusie en diversiteit\
      \ in kunst en speelt bijzondere uitvoeringen van Botoman, Ogen Dicht, Sta Me\
      \ Toe, Oud Licht en Walnootboom in een leeg Rijksmuseum.\n\nDe Rijksmuseum Sessions\
      \ worden mogelijk gemaakt door Heineken. #Heineken #ProudPartner #Rijksmuseum"
    published_at: '2021-09-28T14:31:23Z'
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  - video_id: EK1mvkgpT1s
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    title: 'Storage Stars: Two Immortal Friends'
    description: "In the second episode of Storage Stars location manager Wim Hoeben\
      \ finds another treasure in our new storage facility: a small Japanese figure\
      \ of the immortal Gama with his toad. Curator Menno Fitski knows all about this\
      \ intriguing object. \n\n\U0001F5BC️ The immortal Gama with his toad, anonymous,\
      \ c. 1750 - c. 1849\n\n\U0001F6A8 More episodes: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/storage-stars"
    published_at: '2021-09-24T09:57:59Z'
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    caption_available: true
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      author_display_name: '@nnayram64'
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      text: ❤️
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-11-07T11:51:44Z'
      updated_at: '2021-11-07T11:51:44Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      transcript_text: This is the Rijksmuseum's brand new storage facility. Where
        the Rijksmuseum normally has about 8000 objects on display... here I am surrounded
        by hundreds of thousands of treasures. And I'm honoured to call this place
        my home away from home. In the many years that I worked for the Rijksmuseum...
        I held a lot of these objects in my hand... and some of them really get under
        your skin. I only remember having seen it on display once. But as you will
        see later, the object I'm carrying today... is very happy to get some attention.
        Hi Wim! Good to see you. Look what I brought today. It's a small figurine
        that rarely ever leaves the storage. This is a Japanese little figure... and
        it is a Chinese immortal. And he has a three legged toad. The toad is a symbol
        of immortality also. There is a toad that lives on the moon and he has the
        elixir of life. In general, there's a link between immortality and toads.
        You can also see leaves here around his feet... and that might be the peach
        of longevity. So that's another symbol of long life. And it could even be
        that he had something in his hand... maybe even a paper or peach or something
        like that... to symbolize that, so that he becomes a symbol of wealth and
        long life. And it's quite fun to see because if you look to the back... you
        can see that there's a kind of separation in the middle. Yes. And it means
        that it's made in two halves, into a mold. So you have a press mold... that
        has the shape of the upper body... and you press it into the mold with your
        fingers. You can see fingermarks in there. Oh, yes. You, of course, made it
        into two halves. Then you lute them together using clay and then you carve
        the decoration. This actually has an iron wash on it to make it look that
        brownish color. You can see where the toe is broken off has the original colour.
        It's kind of grayish ceramic. I have been wondering whether you could maybe
        burn... incense from this figure. As a kind of symbol of your spirit leaving
        your body, the smoke from his his mouth and eyes. And maybe from the frog's
        mouth, too. And did you find traces of that? No, I haven't, actually. This
        object is not in perfect condition. Parts of the foot are missing. Is that
        the reason why it's... in storage most of the time? Originally, yes. When
        I came to the museum, when I saw him, you immediately... see the little chip
        on his foot and it makes you feel uncomfortable. And as a curator, you have
        a tendency to think that you should... – everything should be perfect. Perfect
        in the display. But after a while... I started looking at him and thought
        he was really nice and he deserved... to come into the display sometimes.
        Otherwise he would be lonely there in the storage. It's an object to live
        with, isn't it? I don't know whether would like him to have in your home or
        not? Well, I would. And and not because it's particularly pretty or something...
        but the interaction between the man and the animal is... well, they have each
        other's pleasant companion. So, that makes it a nice thing to look at. It
        appeals to you. Yeah, I could live with it at home. Yeah. I'm sitting with
        my cat like this. You're the immortal with the cat. I'm immortal with the
        cat! I will now put them back in storage... where they can rest until another
        occasion. Excellent. Thank you.
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  - video_id: o-oPPk-FWS8
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    title: 'Storage Stars: a 17th Century Flower Tower'
    description: |-
      Welcome to our brand new storage facility: the Netherlands Collection Centre (CC NL)! To celebrate the opening, we asked location manager Wim Hoeben to find a hidden treasure in one of the depots. He invited curator Femke Diercks to tell him all about the 17th century flower pyramid Wim dug up. This is Storage Stars! 🌼🌷

      CC NL brings together four important national collections, belonging to the Netherlands Open Air Museum, Het Loo Palace, the Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) and the Rijksmuseum. Around half a million objects are stored, ranging from paintings, craftworks and furniture, to jewellery, clothing and clocks. You really can find everything here!

      🌹 But the most important question: where would you put this flower tower?

      🖼️ Flower pyramid, Delft, c. 1700. On loan from the Koninklijk Oudheidkundig Genootschap      
    published_at: '2021-09-13T14:07:32Z'
    duration: PT6M29S
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      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
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      text: It's so amazing! 😍💖
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-09-30T07:50:35Z'
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    - comment_id: Ugz_mdC9HhmWoaQpJel4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LazyDaisyDay88'
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      text: Woudl have been nice to put a few tulips in it - just to see...
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-04-23T16:48:46Z'
      updated_at: '2024-04-23T16:48:46Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxEYHDYILSu7TE_BQJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@maximhollandnederlandthene7640'
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      text: Now you just buy one at the Bijenkorf 😅🤗
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-12-11T20:11:49Z'
      updated_at: '2021-12-11T20:11:49Z'
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    - comment_id: UgzR9fNCNU_I_2RTGWZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@cog592'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@cog592
      text: 2:16 Can we see a bigger example of these? They are gorgeous
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-17T18:28:22Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-17T18:28:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzIXVjAWulGoR_TGkZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@GuddySmith'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@GuddySmith
      text: "What an impressive piece of Delftware! I never before saw something similar.\
        \ \nI also saw a pipe organ among the objects. Are there more organs among\
        \ the collection?"
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-09-13T14:22:23Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-13T14:22:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwJCyM3-TMnIa06OVd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@fridak3706'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@fridak3706
      text: Really beautiful and historically important piece of craftsmanship. My
        only suggestion is to call out the Orientalist caricature next time and not
        brush it under the rug.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-12-01T15:26:50Z'
      updated_at: '2021-12-01T15:26:50Z'
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    transcript:
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      language: en
      transcript_type: manual
      transcript_text: Welcome to CC NL, the new collection center... where four major
        institutions combine their collections. In here, we keep over half a million
        objects... from very big and very heavy to very small... and very fragile.
        As you can see, I'm bringing two full boxes... but still it's only one object.
        Today's subject is <i>flowers</i>. Hi Femke! - Hey Wim! I see
        that you brought some flowers with you. Well, I thought it was appropriate.
        It is, because I have something to go with it in several pieces. I'm very
        excited, it's one of my favourites. A lot of loose parts. Look here. It's
        quite a construction piece. - Yes. I hand you the entire set and you may make
        a tower of it. It was quite a technical feat. And it's rather amazing that
        it still exists. It is. How old is it? It was made at the end of the 17th
        century... when the production of Delftware... was at an all time high. The
        technical quality of what people produced was amazing. And there was also
        a real fashion to combine particular Delftware and flowers. Because in each
        of these spouts, you could put an individual flower... creating a beautiful
        and very tall bouquet. I'm curious. Oh, I forgot the most important piece!
        The rod. Yes. Because these actually, funnily enough, are the smaller... type
        of these flower pyramids. They made a hole in each of the segments. And with
        this rod, you kind of... put it all together. Shall I try? - Go ahead. And
        then, with a little bit of luck... and I'm just taking off the labels, if
        you don't mind... I’m good with that. you could create an incredible object.
        Here we go. But they really had to have thought about that. To create the
        holes in the middle that were then filled up... so you could still put water
        in them. Does it have a front and a backside, or is it pretty from all sides?
        It's really pretty from all sides. The flowers do differ. But to create these
        individual segments... and to make sure that everything fits together was
        incredibly difficult... because Delftware actually shrinks when you fire it.
        So to make sure that all the pieces would fit together was very difficult.
        Here we go. You can see it fits quite nicely together. Now, for the most frightening
        part. You can immediately imagine... what an incredible effect this would
        have given at the time. To have this filled with flowers standing on a table
        or on a chimney. At the same time, you can imagine that it is so rare... for
        these flower pyramids to survive because if even one of the segments breaks...
        you can't build it up again. So they're quite rare. Only a few years ago did
        we decide to reconstruct the top... to give it its original shape back...
        and now it can shine again. They must have been for the lucky few. It must
        be extremely expensive. - Absolutely. The fashion really started with Mary,
        who was the wife of stadtholder... William III, and she had a real passion
        for both ceramics and flowers. And no lack of funds. And no lack of funds,
        indeed. And she started ordering these flower pyramids for her palaces...
        both in the Netherlands and in England, and started a craze, a short lived...
        but incredible craze for these objects. In the lower part, we see a sort of
        Asiatic landscapes, Chinese probably. What's the reason for that? Well, Delft
        was very much inspired by the influx of Chinese porcelain... and Delftware
        in a way was an imitation of Chinese porcelain. So the colour scheme with
        blue and white... but also these scenes are very much inspired by China. I
        also love that all the spouts are held up by a kind of monster heads. It's
        almost like they're keeping their mouth open to hold the spouts. It's not
        in the permanent galleries... but we've lent it to exhibitions all over the
        world. It's been to America and it's going to Switzerland soon. I learned
        a lot about this object today. Let's take it down easily and prepare it for
        its trip to Switzerland. Let's.
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  - video_id: Dq-guAlRevk
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq-guAlRevk
    title: 'Rijksmuseum Sessions: Rolf Sanchez'
    description: "Rijksmuseum Sessions zijn korte optredens, vanuit het Rijksmuseum,\
      \ met bekende artiesten. Perfect om je weekend mee te beginnen! \n\nRolf Sanchez\
      \ laat zich inspireren door werken uit het Rijksmuseum. De zanger gaat in gesprek\
      \ met conservator Josephina de Fouw over zijn Dominicaanse achtergrond, Amerika\
      \ veroveren en verleiding. Samen met zijn geweldige band speelt hij vijf nummers,\
      \ waaronder hits Más, Más, Más en Increíble.\n\nVeel plezier met kijken en laat\
      \ ons vooral weten welke artiesten je een volgende keer graag zou willen zien\
      \ vanuit het Rijksmuseum!\n\nDe Rijksmuseum Sessions worden mogelijk gemaakt\
      \ door Heineken. #Heineken #ProudPartner #Rijksmuseum"
    published_at: '2021-09-10T15:00:34Z'
    duration: PT26M28S
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      author_display_name: '@shamavanerkelens2579'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@shamavanerkelens2579
      text: Wow ❤❤❤❤❤ Rolf Sanchez ❤❤❤❤❤
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-05-01T21:45:30Z'
      updated_at: '2025-05-01T21:46:13Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx73T_up0R7M5fiznJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@lau.c.2010'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@lau.c.2010
      text: Prachtig! Dit was het beste om mijn verjaardag te beginnen  (10 september)
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-02-05T07:56:01Z'
      updated_at: '2022-02-05T07:56:01Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyTZy602fhiw-9itpF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@norellewijnen1236'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@norellewijnen1236
      text: Zo mooi!!😍😍
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-12T19:26:12Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-12T19:26:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugyvp06P8hA_pyGu60J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@BlueInk912'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@BlueInk912
      text: Thank you ❤️for upload. Beauty   Art for my ears/eyes & heart🎨😍. Best
        wishes. Cape Town ZA
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-13T21:55:51Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-13T21:55:51Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy8g14n6OdK5EOvAXV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@melankazuidervliet9841'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@melankazuidervliet9841
      text: Prachtig! Dank je wel 💕
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-10T16:22:41Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-10T16:22:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzFmxFh0uSWlie1ah94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@mariadomingaramirezdelaros5708'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@mariadomingaramirezdelaros5708
      text: Que bonito, Felicidades Rolf S.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-16T16:55:45Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-16T16:55:45Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxtjvz8IDWpIdELqFF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@patriciadehaard6544'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@patriciadehaard6544
      text: Wauw, wat mooi en zo puur gezongen! 🔥😘🔥
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-10T16:25:25Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-10T16:25:25Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgznKP1JKc95rFXX54B4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@gwenblom'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@gwenblom
      text: Echt mooi gedaan Rolf!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-10T17:18:19Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-10T17:18:19Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwHXzN86FzHOdetVIN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@naomimeester399'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@naomimeester399
      text: Prachtig ,mooi gezongen🔥❤️🔥
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-10T19:54:21Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-10T19:54:21Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@doriswienksanchez4185'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@doriswienksanchez4185
      text: Excelente trabajo!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-09-11T09:18:12Z'
      updated_at: '2021-09-11T09:18:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: AVxCQj99Nww
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVxCQj99Nww
    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: Pieter Saenredam'
    description: |-
      The Interior of the Sint-Odulphuskerk is perhaps Pieter Saenredam’s masterpiece. But it’s also his most personal work. Curator Friso Lammertse lets us in in all the secrets and shows us the gravestone of Saenredam’s father in this painting, in 60 seconds. ⛪

      🖼️ Interior of the Sint-Odulphuskerk in Assendelft, Pieter Jansz. Saenredam, 1649

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-04-16T13:00:04Z'
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      author_display_name: '@robertmather6152'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@robertmather6152
      text: Thank you for this presentation
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2024-07-11T14:49:29Z'
      updated_at: '2024-07-11T14:49:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: XLN3JsWYwKk
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: Girl In A White Kimono'
    description: |-
      George Hendrik Breitner made 13 paintings of a girl in kimono, each time in a different pose and wearing a different colour. While throughout the history of art many models have often remained anonymous, we do know the identity of this girl. Curator in training Maaike Rikhof tells us more about the girl and the painting, in 60 seconds. 👘

      🖼️  Girl in a White Kimono, George Hendrik Breitner, 1894

      🚨  More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-04-09T12:53:11Z'
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      author_display_name: '@Musdalifa-er6ln'
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      text: Haii maake, musium opo kuwi amsterdam,iki lho musiume mbahmu  java island
        scrib,warisanne okeh pisan netherland indische school.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-06-28T10:02:36Z'
      updated_at: '2025-06-28T10:02:36Z'
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  - video_id: aaem9IfuN_o
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaem9IfuN_o
    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: A Glass Dish'
    description: |-
      The lettering on this engraved dish has a total length of 11,75 meters. Can you read the complete inscription? Curator Maartje Brattinga helps us decode the beautiful calligraphy, in 60 seconds! 🍽️

      🖼️ Dish, Willem van Heemskerk, 1685

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-03-26T14:15:00Z'
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      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Wooow! 😍
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-04-10T09:17:52Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-10T09:17:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxkyan8sqOOnvl5upt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@uuljihadan1807'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@uuljihadan1807
      text: cool
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-05-02T17:51:17Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-02T17:51:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: xMP92O2IYQw
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMP92O2IYQw
    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: The Girl Dressed in Blue'
    description: |-
      Johannes Verspronck made countless portraits, but The Girl Dressed in Blue is undoubtedly his masterpiece. Curator Friso Lammertse tells us why this particular portrait is so special, in 60 seconds! 💙

      🖼️ Portrait of a Girl Dressed in Blue, Johannes Cornelisz. Verspronck, 1641

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-03-19T14:15:00Z'
    duration: PT1M14S
    definition: hd
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    view_count: 3395
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    comment_count: 5
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      author_display_name: '@jackbuckley7816'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jackbuckley7816
      text: One of my favorite paintings, truly mesmerizing. It's a shame we know
        nothing about the subject, who, sadly, is lost to history.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-01-04T07:11:48Z'
      updated_at: '2024-01-04T07:11:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwOlr0ZN0TDxMjM2uJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LeilaM1234-e3h'
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      text: This guy seems to have such a fun, funky personality! Thank you so much,
        Rijks, missing you!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-05-04T14:13:53Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-04T14:13:53Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgylhDS-PeeXPVqJx314AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Sweet heaven, how much I miss the Rijksmuseum... ☹️
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-19T19:49:39Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-19T19:49:39Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwrmQV0z1xqXjgSMaJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@paulashford4155'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@paulashford4155
      text: Nice.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-11-07T17:27:45Z'
      updated_at: '2021-11-07T17:27:45Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@yuzhao5883'
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      text: well-done in 60 seconds
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-21T17:35:43Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-21T17:35:43Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: oAbU9T1Dmr0
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAbU9T1Dmr0
    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: The Serenade'
    description: |-
      Judith Leyster was one of the most important women artists of the Netherlands in the 17th century. And The Serenade one of her most famous works. But what’s so special about this young man playing a simple lute? Curator Ilona van Tuinen talks us through it in 60 seconds!

      🖼️ The Serenade, Judith Leyster, 1629

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-03-19T08:40:34Z'
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  - video_id: eqvNJbqKJCg
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schilderen met kleur | Les 6: Afwerking'
    description: |-
      Hoe kun je met suggestief werken toch het idee van de bloem neerzetten? Waar zitten de donkerste delen van de bloem? En waar ook de lichtste delen? En heel belangrijk waar plaats je de schaduw en welke kleur heeft deze? Werk nu in alle delen tegelijk, bloemen, achtergrond, licht en donker totdat je tevreden bent het werk.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories/van-leerling-tot-meester/story/afwerking      
    published_at: '2021-03-16T15:09:20Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Do you notice any difference? This one looks softer, and this
        one is a bit colder. Rijksmuseum Creative painting with colour lesson 2: colour
        contrasts Welcome to the second lesson of Rijksmuseum Creative. Today we''ll
        look at colour contrast, the central theme of this lesson series. Feel up
        to it? -Yes, sure. Great. Let''s get started right away. Please put the green
        ginger jar there. The one without flowers in it. We''ll do two brief sketches
        of this jar... and then we''ll find out what effect adding colour... to the
        background has on the jar. First we''ll draw a simple frame... like we''re
        drawing a sheet of paper, leaving a white margin. Put it in such a way that
        the flat surface is properly facing towards you. I''d turn it like this for
        myself, and for you it must be something like this. To see all of this flat
        surface. Start at one-third from the bottom, away from the margin you''ve
        just drawn. And draw until about halfway, leaving plenty of space for flowers
        at the top. I''m afraid it''s a bit skewed. -No, that''s just fine. Draw a
        quick one on the other side as well. In the same way? -Yes, we''ll do two
        versions. No need to get it right the first time, it''s only to look for colour
        effects... with the green ginger jar. So do a quick sketch, so we can start
        on the colours. I''d like you to draw a line halfway across, to suggest the
        edge of the table. Just to prevent the jars from floating visually against
        this white background. Later we''ll give the areas above and below the table
        a slightly different colour. So this would be the table they''re sitting on.
        But now most of the top is showing, so can I put the table at an angle? Sure,
        to suggest perspective. -Else the perspective goes all wrong. Now I''d like
        you to do another palette with the primary colours... with a little bit of
        white and a smidgen of black mixed in. I''d like you to do a harmonious example
        and a model showing colour contrast. Which one matches the green of the jar
        best? Just point at it in the colour circle. Green and blue. -Blue would be
        great as a background. So let''s do that one first. Make the background blue...
        and the table a darker shade of blue. And when you start applying it, use
        a loose touch... don''t think about it, this is not about precision. We chose
        blue, which is right next to green in the colour circle. It produces a sense
        of harmony. In the other version we''ll pick a colour opposite green instead.
        It results in a lot of contrast... rather than the harmonious effect we''re
        looking for here. Apply the paint freely, making the table slightly darker
        to suggest some solidity. How could you make it darker? By adding a bit more
        blue or black. -Maybe, yes. Or my mixing it with a darker colour. What''s
        the complementary colour of the green of this jar? Red. -Right, its opposite
        in the colour circle. Now do the same you did with the blue background...
        and draw a red background instead. And make the table slightly darker, so
        use a darker shade of red. We''ll use this nice example with flowers, by Verster,
        a student of Breitner. All works are from the Rijksmuseum collection. You
        can download them from Rijksstudio. This is a classic example of another ginger
        jar... just like the green jar we have here, with flowers in it. A colourful,
        playful theme. He used harmonising colours, with a background colour similar
        to the jar''s. To make this even clearer, I have this enlarged detail which
        shows... that the background harmonizes well with the colour of the jar...
        whereas this red strongly contrasts with the green of the jar... thus bringing
        out the complementary colours. Which is exactly what Oznür is trying to work
        out in this exercise. This is just fine, it''s only intended to highlight
        the difference after all. You know how to make green, but how do you get this
        shade? I''d like to start with yellow. -Sure, be my guest. If it''s approximately
        right, you can start diluting it with water... and apply it quickly on the
        jar surface. A small tip that might come in handy later as well. Concentrate
        on the shapes of the jar as you''re painting. It''s made up of surfaces, some
        sideways, some going down. It helps to bring out the individual shapes. We''re
        working with acrylic paint. When applying it, you''ll notice... that it dries
        quickly, so you can paint on it right away. It also dries evenly, so you can
        easily build on it... which is an essential aspect of painting, namely building
        up in layers. So that once you''ve painted a layer, it''s not yet definitive.
        You can always paint over it with a new brush stroke. It''s done. Now it may
        be a good idea to determine how it all comes together. What''s going on? Do
        you notice any difference? This one looks softer and this one is a bit colder.
        In terms of colour. -Yes, definitely. Maybe it''s because you experience pink
        and red as soft colours. But is the effect of the jar softer as well? It''s
        not? So what''s happening there? This jar looks more prominent. -The one on
        the right leaps to the eye, yes. Whereas the one on the left looks more harmonious,
        they''re a better match. So that works really well, and to reinforce the contrast
        with the jar... I brought two pieces of cardboard. If I hold this one in front...
        it looks quite harmonious again, whereas the opposite effect is obtained...
        when I replace it with a red piece of cardboard. Notice the difference in
        effect? It really leaps out of the surface, as you noticed in your own painting.
        This completes this lesson about colour contrast. In the next one we''ll find
        out... how to create an actual painting based on this ginger jar. We''ll be
        using the traditional theme of flowers in a vase... to do a small acrylic
        painting on canvas.'
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  - video_id: dScuYMZhts4
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schilderen met kleur | Les 4: Basiskleuren'
    description: |-
      In deze les voegen we de basiskleuren toe aan het schilderij. We beginnen op de achtergrond. Ga je werken met harmonieuze kleuren zoals Oznur of juist complementair? Vervolgens ga je de vaas schilderen, hoe krijg je de juiste kleur?

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories/van-leerling-tot-meester/story/basiskleuren      
    published_at: '2021-03-16T15:07:45Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Did you find the right shade of green? -I''m still searching.
        Rijksmuseum Creative painting with colour lesson 4: basic colours Welcome
        to this fourth lesson of Rijksmuseum Creative. We''re going to add basic colours
        to our painting. We''ll start at the back, working towards the front. So where
        would you start, Oznür? With the background. -Around the outlines, right?
        We''ll leave the inside part for now. So what would match the green jar? Blue,
        I think. -To make it look harmonious? You have the colour circle right here,
        so you can pick a shade. I suggest we mix the colour first, we want to create
        our own colour. So not a colour straight from the tube, that''s boring. Use
        a clean brush for this. I notice you added a bit of yellow, which is a nice
        touch to just... Can I use white as well? -Sure, to make a lighter green.
        If you use a bit of the colour of your subject in the background... they''ll
        start to interact to make it even more harmonious. What will you use for the
        background? -A small brush. Then I suggest you use this one instead, it''s
        broader. I will. -And work from the back to the front. Wet your brush for
        easier spreading. Working from the back to the front will help you find your
        bearings better. You want to see where the vase is. Starting at the back...
        will add a sense of depth, because you''ll paint the vase on it. Which gives
        you a nice sense of space as well. Gradually you''ll work towards the nearest
        details, which you therefore do last. How is the background coming along?
        -Fine. I''m creating multiple layers... to eliminate the white. -To keep it
        from shining through... and to make it look more lively. It''s okay to see
        brush strokes in the background. It makes it more interesting. The edge of
        the table is at a level about halfway up the vase... so you can indicate that,
        and you can pick a colour yourself... but because we''re looking for harmony...
        it would be a good idea to choose a colour close to this blue. Use a different
        shade of blue than you did for the background... to clearly see where the
        table starts and the background ends. I think I''ll use dark blue. Is that
        okay? -You can mix that in, sure. A small tip when mixing. I like to leave
        a lot of space on the palette... for mixing new colours. We tend to make a
        lot of a particular shade that we need only little of. We do need a lot for
        the background... but maybe you need only little of a shade to find you''ve
        used all your colour. So try to make different colour mixes on the palette.
        While Oznür is doing the background, I''m showing an example by Breitner.
        It''s an unfinished work, so it''s nice to see at what stage he had left off.
        We see the vase and the flowers, but particularly the background he did first.
        Just like Breitner did, it''s a good idea to start with the yellow... and
        paint the basic shapes first. Also on a light canvas, with some of the colour
        shining through... remember that the colour of your canvas will be dominant
        and transparent. So you could also start with a different background, in this
        case it''s almost white... similar to what we did, but if you choose a dark
        background, it will shine through. The background looks okay, the table as
        well... and it doesn''t mean you can''t change it, you can always go back...
        to try and get a better match. So what would be your next step? To paint in
        front of the background or the table? The vase, I guess. -Sure, the ginger
        jar. This is interesting, because I want to see if the colour of the jar...
        which is multiple shades of green, if we can capture its basic colour. So
        we''re learning to see by doing it. We''ll mix the colour ourselves. You can
        try it on a separate piece of paper before actually applying it. The one next
        to you. So mix on your palette... working out how much yellow and blue you
        need. We''re looking for the right shade of green that matches the green jar.
        And maybe the colours you have, the primary colours in your package... go
        a long way, combined with black and white. But you may be missing a particular
        pigment, another shade of blue or yellow... which you need to get the right
        shade of green, so remember that when mixing. Did you find the right shade
        of green? I''m still searching. -It may already be there. I think it would
        be this one, with a little bit of blue in it. Once you know how to make it,
        mix a lot of it on your palette... and then paint the entire jar this colour,
        as a basic colour. So mix plenty of it, much more than this. We''ll be using
        a lot of it. By doing this more often, you''ll find the right shade much faster.
        It''s no big deal if it''s slightly different... but by often mixing colours
        you''ll see more quickly which ones to combine... in order to get the right
        shade. While our jar is still drying... we''ll move on to the next lesson
        in which we''ll find out... how to get light and dark tones on the jar...
        and do the groundwork for the flowers, so time for the next lesson. See you
        then.'
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  - video_id: 8nYkmvixmdM
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schilderen met kleur | Les 3: Compositie
      op doek'
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      We gaan beginnen met het maken van ons bloemstilleven, een klassiek thema maar een met véél kleur. Met verf gaan we meteen op het doek de contouren aanbrengen met een aantal simpele hulplijnen. Een soort schetsen met verf. Maar waar plaatsen je de bloemen op het doek, in het midden, of meer naar de zijkant?

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories/van-leerling-tot-meester/story/compositie-op-doek      
    published_at: '2021-03-16T15:05:08Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Vind je het moeilijk direct te schetsen met een kwast? Ja,
        want je wilt het natuurlijk gelijk goed doen. Welkom bij deze derde les van
        Rijksmuseum Creative. Deze les gaan we beginnen met het werken op doek. Oznür,
        heb jij eerder mogen schilderen op doek? Ja? Vaker zelfs? -Een aantal keren.
        Dat is goed, dan weet je een beetje hoe dat werkt. Het is toch een ander soort
        materiaal dan papier. Met die gemberpotten hebben we in de les geoefend...
        met de kleurcontrasten die erachter werken. Nu gaan we er ook bloemen in aanbrengen.
        Zo werken we toe naar het uiteindelijke doel van deze lessenserie: Het maken
        van een bloemstilleven, en de kleuren mengen die daarbij horen. Heb je toevallig
        ooit eerder bloemen mogen schilderen? In het verleden heb ik wel bloemen getekend,
        maar niet geschilderd. Leuk, dan gaan we een stapje verder dan dat. Het is
        een klassiek thema. Vroeger werden bloemstillevens veel gebruikt. Het is mooi
        voor onze opdracht omdat er veel kleuren in zitten. Ik wil beginnen met de
        kwast, en een lichte kleur nemen. Niet te donker, en niet zo licht dat je
        hem niet ziet... en daarmee de schets aanbrengen van de contourlijnen van
        deze pot. Zodat de pot er goed opstaat... en uiteindelijk ook een klein beetje
        de bloemen. En vaak zie je dat er afleidende dingen omheen staan. Het werkt
        heel goed om het met behulp van iets anders te isoleren. Deze mag je erachter
        plaatsen... zodat je de vorm los ziet komen van de achtergrond. Dat is eigenlijk
        heel belangrijk. -O ja. Zie je? Dat werkt heel goed. Je ziet de bloemen beter.
        Je ziet de vorm van de bloemen, de contourlijnen, loskomen. Je ziet ook de
        ruimte ertussen. En de gemberpot. Die heeft ook een eigen, specifieke vorm.
        Waar zou die komen op je doek? Wat zou een mooie plek zijn? Iets onderin.
        -Iets onderin, ja. En een beetje in het midden. Niet helemaal. Dus de pot
        niet helemaal centraal, maar een beetje daaronder... zodat je nog ruimte hebt
        voor de bloemen. Maar ook niet tegen de onderkant van het doek aan. Dat is
        een beginnersfout. Dan krijg je dat de horizon of de bovenkant van de tafel
        daar te zien is. Zorg ervoor dat hij een klein beetje ruimte krijgt, en z''n
        eigen plek op het doek. Dat doen we gelijk met een kwast. Dat kan ook met
        een potlood... maar ik wil je wat vrijer laten werken. Wat vluchtiger en vlotter
        ook. Je mag een kleine kwast nemen. Een platte of ronde maakt me niet zoveel
        uit. En ons palet moeten we weer even opzetten. Ik zou het niet te donker
        doen, dan is het lastig om er gelijk overheen te gaan. Wat zou een goeie zijn?
        Ik denk dat er straks veel groen naar voren komt van de stengels en de pot.
        Meng maar even een lichte groen. -Oké. Met wat geel, een beetje blauw en ook
        nog wat wit. Wat daarbij heel handig is, is om te bepalen waar de hulplijnen
        komen. Als je schetst, doe je dat vaak, maar dat kan nu ook... want je gaat
        er toch overheen. Je kunt een middenlijn neerzetten... en een hulplijn waar
        die omslaat, die streep. Dus waar die hoekjes zijn, daar kun je er een neerzetten.
        En eentje voor de onderkant, waar die dus moet eindigen. Dan heb je een beetje
        een houvast. Zodat je niet te ver doorschildert. En nog een voor de bovenkant
        van de pot. Ja, keurig. Nu mag je met dezelfde kleur gaan kijken, beginnend
        bij de pot zelf... dat je in ieder geval de contourlijn zoekt, door te schetsen
        met je verf. Dus je schildert ''m er al op. Waar wij nu verf gebruiken die
        we straks ook in het schilderij gebruiken... maar nu voor de schets, kun je
        ook een potlood of houtskooltje gebruiken. Maar juist door gelijk te beginnen
        met verf neem je iets weg. Dan ga je gelijk vrijer werken. Vaak als je iets
        met houtskool of potlood hebt neergezet... ben je geneigd om dat als een soort
        kleurplaat in te vullen. Dan werk je niet vrij genoeg om daarover heen te
        gaan. Zo kun je jezelf wat vrijheid te gunnen en gemakkelijker aan het werk
        gaan. Vind je het moeilijk direct met de kwast te schetsen? Ja, want je wilt
        het natuurlijk gelijk goed doen. Mocht je dit ook lastig vinden: We hebben
        ook een lessenserie over schetsen. Kijk dan even terug, en dan kun je leren
        hoe je dit er heel snel opzet. Je hoeft niet de stengels er al duidelijk op
        te zetten en de bloemen te tekenen. Het gaat eerst even om de basisschets.
        We zijn aan het bepalen waar het komt op je doek. Trek alleen de contourlijn,
        de buitenlijn van de bloemen... net zoals je de buitenlijn van de vaas erop
        hebt gezet. Zo? -Keurig. Eigenlijk gewoon een lijn. Zou het verschil maken
        waar we de vaas of het bloemstilleven neerzetten? Wat zou er gebeuren als
        we hem omhoog plaatsen? Dan passen de bloemen er niet op. -Bijvoorbeeld. Heel
        praktisch, ja. En je zou meer ruimte onder hebben. Die afweging moet je maken.
        Het kan ook interessant zijn om ''m juist een klein beetje van de zijkant
        weg te nemen. Een stukje openlaten en dan een groter gedeelte. Een asymmetrische
        compositie. Daar kun je ook mee spelen. Dit zijn aanwijzingen die van invloed
        zijn op het uiteindelijke werk. Ja, zeker. Waar wij nu werken met een stilleven,
        een typisch thema, dat deed Breitner ook. Dit werk uit de collectie van het
        Rijksmuseum kun je vinden en downloaden op de Rijksstudio. Dit laat heel mooi
        zien hoe je een bloemstilleven neer kunt zetten. Breitner heeft ervoor gekozen
        om deze centraal in het midden te zetten. Er is vrij veel ruimte vanaf de
        onderkant van de pot tot de onderkant van het doek. Er is ook wat ruimte tussen
        de bloemen en de bovenkant van het doek... maar de pot staat centraal in het
        midden. Maar er is nog genoeg ruimte boven de pot voor de bloemen... om goed
        tot hun recht te kunnen komen. Daarbij zie je dat hij gebruikmaakt van typische
        kleurcontrasten. Geen kleuren die hard op elkaar reageren, maar licht-donker.
        Zo zie je dat de gemberpot en de bloemen heel donker zijn... vooral in combinatie
        met de gele achtergrond... waardoor die er heel krachtig af knalt. Dat zie
        je ook heel goed als ik inzoom met deze uitsnede van het werk van Breitner.
        Hier zie je de gemberpot. Daar zit geel aan de onderkant. Dat zet hij op een
        bruine tafel. Daardoor is hij ook heel krachtig in de manier waarop hij er
        af knalt. En je ziet ook dat het heel losjes en vluchtig geschilderd is. Je
        ziet de kwaststreken heel goed. Dit is ook de manier waarop wij straks gaan
        schilderen. Op zich gaat het heel goed. Vooral de vorm van de pot staat er
        heel goed op. Maar dat is logisch, want die is heel goed zichtbaar. Probeer
        bij de bloemen vooral de buitenlijnen... niet te veel tot één te willen blenden.
        We hebben de neiging om dat als één vorm te zien. Maar je ziet, zeker toen
        je die achtergrond erachter hield... heel duidelijk dat die bladeren allemaal
        losse vormen zijn. Probeer daar nog wat meer diversiteit in aan te brengen.
        Volgende keer gaan we kijken... hoe we de basiskleuren in het bloemstilleven
        kunnen aanbrengen. Te beginnen bij de pot, en dan toewerkend naar de bloemen.'
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  - video_id: _JIm0SpEEnE
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      Welke kleuren werken samen (harmonieus) en welke juist niet (complementair)? Door kleine oefeningen gaan we kijken wat er gebeurd met een simpel voorwerp door de achtergrond kleuren juist harmonieus of complementair te laten zijn?

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories/van-leerling-tot-meester/story/kleurcontrasten      
    published_at: '2021-03-16T15:01:58Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Do you notice any difference? This one looks softer, and this
        one is a bit colder. Rijksmuseum Creative painting with colour lesson 2: colour
        contrasts Welcome to the second lesson of Rijksmuseum Creative. Today we''ll
        look at colour contrast, the central theme of this lesson series. Feel up
        to it? -Yes, sure. Great. Let''s get started right away. Please put the green
        ginger jar there. The one without flowers in it. We''ll do two brief sketches
        of this jar... and then we''ll find out what effect adding colour... to the
        background has on the jar. First we''ll draw a simple frame... like we''re
        drawing a sheet of paper, leaving a white margin. Put it in such a way that
        the flat surface is properly facing towards you. I''d turn it like this for
        myself, and for you it must be something like this. To see all of this flat
        surface. Start at one-third from the bottom, away from the margin you''ve
        just drawn. And draw until about halfway, leaving plenty of space for flowers
        at the top. I''m afraid it''s a bit skewed. -No, that''s just fine. Draw a
        quick one on the other side as well. In the same way? -Yes, we''ll do two
        versions. No need to get it right the first time, it''s only to look for colour
        effects... with the green ginger jar. So do a quick sketch, so we can start
        on the colours. I''d like you to draw a line halfway across, to suggest the
        edge of the table. Just to prevent the jars from floating visually against
        this white background. Later we''ll give the areas above and below the table
        a slightly different colour. So this would be the table they''re sitting on.
        But now most of the top is showing, so can I put the table at an angle? Sure,
        to suggest perspective. -Else the perspective goes all wrong. Now I''d like
        you to do another palette with the primary colours... with a little bit of
        white and a smidgen of black mixed in. I''d like you to do a harmonious example
        and a model showing colour contrast. Which one matches the green of the jar
        best? Just point at it in the colour circle. Green and blue. -Blue would be
        great as a background. So let''s do that one first. Make the background blue...
        and the table a darker shade of blue. And when you start applying it, use
        a loose touch... don''t think about it, this is not about precision. We chose
        blue, which is right next to green in the colour circle. It produces a sense
        of harmony. In the other version we''ll pick a colour opposite green instead.
        It results in a lot of contrast... rather than the harmonious effect we''re
        looking for here. Apply the paint freely, making the table slightly darker
        to suggest some solidity. How could you make it darker? By adding a bit more
        blue or black. -Maybe, yes. Or my mixing it with a darker colour. What''s
        the complementary colour of the green of this jar? Red. -Right, its opposite
        in the colour circle. Now do the same you did with the blue background...
        and draw a red background instead. And make the table slightly darker, so
        use a darker shade of red. We''ll use this nice example with flowers, by Verster,
        a student of Breitner. All works are from the Rijksmuseum collection. You
        can download them from Rijksstudio. This is a classic example of another ginger
        jar... just like the green jar we have here, with flowers in it. A colourful,
        playful theme. He used harmonising colours, with a background colour similar
        to the jar''s. To make this even clearer, I have this enlarged detail which
        shows... that the background harmonizes well with the colour of the jar...
        whereas this red strongly contrasts with the green of the jar... thus bringing
        out the complementary colours. Which is exactly what Oznür is trying to work
        out in this exercise. This is just fine, it''s only intended to highlight
        the difference after all. You know how to make green, but how do you get this
        shade? I''d like to start with yellow. -Sure, be my guest. If it''s approximately
        right, you can start diluting it with water... and apply it quickly on the
        jar surface. A small tip that might come in handy later as well. Concentrate
        on the shapes of the jar as you''re painting. It''s made up of surfaces, some
        sideways, some going down. It helps to bring out the individual shapes. We''re
        working with acrylic paint. When applying it, you''ll notice... that it dries
        quickly, so you can paint on it right away. It also dries evenly, so you can
        easily build on it... which is an essential aspect of painting, namely building
        up in layers. So that once you''ve painted a layer, it''s not yet definitive.
        You can always paint over it with a new brush stroke. It''s done. Now it may
        be a good idea to determine how it all comes together. What''s going on? Do
        you notice any difference? This one looks softer and this one is a bit colder.
        In terms of colour. -Yes, definitely. Maybe it''s because you experience pink
        and red as soft colours. But is the effect of the jar softer as well? It''s
        not? So what''s happening there? This jar looks more prominent. -The one on
        the right leaps to the eye, yes. Whereas the one on the left looks more harmonious,
        they''re a better match. So that works really well, and to reinforce the contrast
        with the jar... I brought two pieces of cardboard. If I hold this one in front...
        it looks quite harmonious again, whereas the opposite effect is obtained...
        when I replace it with a red piece of cardboard. Notice the difference in
        effect? It really leaps out of the surface, as you noticed in your own painting.
        This completes this lesson about colour contrast. In the next one we''ll find
        out... how to create an actual painting based on this ginger jar. We''ll be
        using the traditional theme of flowers in a vase... to do a small acrylic
        painting on canvas.'
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      Ook in deze cursus beginnen we met de basis, de kleurencirkel. Waar heb je het voor nodig en hoe kan je het gebruiken bij het maken van een schilderij? Om dit te leren beginnen we met het maken van een eigen kleurencirkel.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories/van-leerling-tot-meester/story/kleurencirkel      
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      author_display_name: '@pimvierland'
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      text: Dit is echt leuk!
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      transcript_text: Waarom is je lievelingskleur groen? M'n ogen hebben een klein
        beetje groen in zich, en ik draag graag groen. Welkom bij deze Rijksmuseum
        Creative-video. Deze lessenserie staat in het teken van schilderen en kleurgebruik.
        Dat doe ik deze keer samen met een leerling. Oznür, welkom. -Dank je wel.
        Leuk dat je er bent. Ik ga met jou van alles doorlopen. Ik wil eerst wat weten
        over jou. Heb je ervaring met schilderen? Ja, ik heb schilderen als hobby.
        -En hoe ga je om met kleur? Want wij gaan ons volledig richten op kleurgebruik
        in deze lessenserie. Ik hou van kleur, maar ik heb moeite met kleuren mengen
        en kiezen. Dus het kan geen kwaad om te zien hoe het werkt, welke kleuren
        gaan samen... Dat kan goed zijn voor je eigen werk. -Jazeker. Top, dan gaan
        we daarmee aan de slag. Ik wil met jou gaan kijken naar de kleurencirkel.
        Dat doen we met de primaire kleuren, te weten rood, geel en blauw. En dan
        werken we op papier. Dit is acrylpapier. Redelijk stevig materiaal, daar kun
        je prima mee werken. En we gebruiken een afscheurpalet. Lekker handig, want
        daar kun je veel op mengen, en ze zijn ook redelijk groot. Je mag de drie
        kleuren eventjes in een driehoek op het palet zetten. Hou genoeg ruimte tussen
        de kleuren over zodat je nog kunt mengen. Top. Maak kleine rondjes. Doe het
        niet te dun, gelijk. Acrylverf heeft de neiging snel op te drogen. Als je
        straks een nieuwe kleur gebruikt moet je kwast wel goed schoon zijn. Anders
        meng je deze kleur geel in het rood of blauw. Daarvoor gebruiken we water.
        Ik zal je een potje geven. En ook papier om het extra goed aan af te vegen.
        Maak je kwast zo goed schoon dat er geen kleur meer afkomt. We gaan straks
        mengen op het palet... maar je ziet dat het water ook al gaat verkleuren.
        Welke kleur wordt geel en blauw? -Groen. Groen. Het is gelijk zichtbaar. Dan
        nog rood. Nu wil ik de eerste te mengen kleuren gaan aanbrengen. Niet direct
        op het doek, dat kunnen we prima op het palet doen. Met welke zullen we beginnen?
        -Met oranje? Met oranje. Iets meer geel op je kwast. Meng beetje bij beetje
        totdat je de juiste kleur hebt. Dat ging bij jou al supersnel. Is dit een
        goede kleur of niet? -Is het oranje? Ja. -Dan is het goed. En dan mag je die
        daarnaast zetten. Of ertussenin, eigenlijk. Zo'n beetje op deze hoogte, zodat
        je straks een cirkel krijgt. Nou Oznür, we gaan steeds de secundaire kleuren
        mengen. De kleuren die je uit de primaire kleuren haalt. Oranje hebben we
        gehad. Welke zullen we nu doen? Paars? -Ja. Heb je ooit eerder een kleurencirkel
        gemaakt? Alleen op de middelbare school. Niet thuis. Maar het is inderdaad
        wel handig... om terug te kijken wanneer je een schilderij maakt. Ja. En ook
        dat je er grip op krijgt waar de kleuren liggen. Je krijgt straks een mooi
        overzicht van hoe ze werken met elkaar. Dan gaan we verder met de enige kleur
        die nog overblijft. Mijn lievelingskleur. Groen. -Jazeker. Waarom is je lievelingskleur
        groen? Heb je daar een reden voor? M'n ogen hebben een klein beetje groen
        in zich, en ik draag graag groen. Wat is jouw lievelingskleur? -Dat is altijd
        al blauw geweest. Maar je draagt geen blauw. -Nee. We hebben in feite al een
        cirkel neergezet... maar nu zie je dat er tussen bijvoorbeeld groen en geel
        nog ruimte zit. Nu zijn dat niet per se kleuren... die heel erg anders zullen
        zijn dan de primaire kleuren. Je ziet al 'n beetje waar het heen gaat. Die
        gaan we ook mengen. Neem het groen dat je hebt gemaakt op een apart stukje...
        en doe daar wat geel bij... zodat je een tussenmenging tussen die groene en
        die gele krijgt. Hetzelfde geldt voor de rest van de cirkel. Die mag je afmaken.
        Wat we hier aan het doen zijn is de kleurencirkel namaken. Dit is de kleurencirkel
        van Itten, een Bauhausdocent uit de vorige eeuw. Hier zie je in feite de kleurenleer.
        In het midden zie je drie kleuren, de primaire kleuren. En je ziet welke kleuren
        je vandaaruit kunt mengen. Geel en rood maakt oranje. Het laat ook zien hoe
        de kleuren in de cirkel tegenover elkaar staan... en welke kleuren goed samenwerken.
        Bijvoorbeeld oranje staat tegenover blauw in de kleurencirkel. Daarom werken
        die kleuren in een soort van contrast met elkaar. Je noemt dat complementaire
        kleuren. Ze staan tegenover elkaar, en reageren heftiger op elkaar... dan
        bijvoorbeeld een oranje en een rood. Het is een fijn hulpmiddel om naast je
        schilderij te houden... als je aan het werk bent, om te kijken welke kleuren
        je kunt inzetten... en hoe de kleuren uiteindelijk samen gaan werken. Als
        ik je zou vragen hoe je kleuren donkerder kunt maken... welke opties kun je
        dan bedenken? Met zwart. -Bijvoorbeeld. Of een donkerder kleur erdoor mengen.
        -Jazeker. Zwart is heftig, en kan ervoor zorgen dat er een gat in het schilderij
        ontstaat. Of dat iets direct zwart wordt, terwijl je iets alleen donkerder
        wilt maken. Zoals je al aangeeft, kun je ook een donkerder kleur gebruiken.
        Ik wil gaan kijken of we niet een eigen soort zwart kunnen mengen. Ik zou
        wat blauw en wat rood nemen, en dan wordt het natuurlijk weer paars. Maar
        wat gebeurt er als je daar nou weer wat geel bij gooit? Dan wordt het zachter,
        denk ik? -Probeer maar. Je mag ook wat wit en zwart op je palet doen. Is goed.
        Dan krijg je van mij een nieuw vel. Daarop gaan we een nieuw testje maken.
        Neem een primaire kleur en een schone kwast. Je begint in het midden, zoals
        de kleur eigenlijk direct uit de tube komt. Naar één kant gaan we uitwijden
        en 'm lichter maken... en de andere kant steeds donkerder. Nu gaan we naar
        de andere kant. Doe de eerste maar met zwart, dan zie je ook hoe sterk dat
        pigment is... als het direct uit de tube komt. Neem een heel klein beetje.
        Je mag nu hetzelfde doen. Begin met rood in het midden... en voeg dan steeds
        een beetje van je donkere kleur toe... zodat hij steeds donkerder wordt. Dus
        dit moet ik aan het rood toevoegen. Je hebt nu een paar rijtjes gemaakt. Merk
        je verschil tussen de donkere kleur en het gebruik van zwart? Ja, het verzacht
        meer als je het met de eigen kleur mengt. En dat verhardt meer. Ik wil met
        behulp van je kleurencirkel laten zien hoe de kleuren samenwerken. Hoe werken
        ze samen op het moment dat ik dit ervoor hou? Dan zie je dat er meer een harmonie
        bestaat. Zie je dat? Het werkt twee kanten op. Zo en zo. Dus als ik 'm in
        m'n andere hand hou... dan zie je dat die kleuren ook wat meer gaan werken
        met elkaar. Ze worden niet afgeleid door die andere kleur. Ik kan 'm ook zo
        houden. Werkt dit nog steeds? -Ja. Ja, toch? Ook de contrasten. Dus welke
        kleuren werken juist samen doordat ze tegenover elkaar staan? De complementaire
        kleuren. Naar die kleurcontrasten wil ik in de volgende les gaan kijken. Dan
        gaan we die ook inzetten in een werk.
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schilderen met kleur | Les 5: Licht
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      De achtergrond en de vaas staan nu op het doek. Maar hoe creëer je diepte? Waar zitten de donkere delen in de vaas en waar de lichte? En welke kleur hebben deze lichte en donkere delen? We beginnen nu ook met de basisvormen van de bloemen.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories/van-leerling-tot-meester/story/licht-en-donker      
    published_at: '2021-03-16T14:46:50Z'
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      transcript_text: 'En moet er een extreem contrast in komen? Of mag het gewoon
        subtiel blijven, van licht naar donker? Welkom bij les vijf van Rijksmuseum
        Creative. Deze les gaat over schilderen en kleurgebruik. Vandaag gaan we in
        het bloemstilleven diepte aanbrengen door middel van licht en donker. Wat
        we gaan doen... De gemberpotten zijn nu nog wat plat. We willen dat er meer
        diepte in komt. We hebben al vrij veel groen gemengd om die kleur neer te
        zetten. Ik wil er verschillende tinten van maken, dus een lichtere en een
        donkerder variant. Dan hebben we in elk geval drie basiskleuren. Drie soorten
        groen om licht en donker in te verwerken. Maak om te beginnen een donkere
        variant. Neem wat van die kleur. Ergens anders bijvoorbeeld, of je doet het
        er een beetje naast. Dan kun je er wat zwart bij gooien... of eventueel een
        mengsel van blauw, rood en een klein beetje geel. Waar het om gaat is dat
        je heel goed gaat kijken, en het leert door het te zien. Je wilt weten welke
        kleur er in die pot zit... je wilt weten welke donkere toon je nodig hebt
        nog voor je ''m neer gaat zetten. Uiteindelijk gaat dat samenspelen met de
        kleuren die er al staan. Heb je alle donkere tonen er al in gezet? -Ja, bijna.
        Wat is de allerdonkerste toon? Als je heel scherp kijkt en heel streng voor
        jezelf bent... wat is dan het allerdonkerste wat je ziet? Het donkergroene.
        -In de pot? Kun je een klein beetje van de binnenkant zien? Kijk je nog in
        waar de bloemen terecht komen? Ja, ja, zwart. Misschien kan de toon die je
        nu hebt nog iets donkerder. Is het echt zwart? Of is het een mengsel van donkere
        kleuren? Hoe werkt het lichtgroene daarin? Of zijn we daar nog niet? Wil je
        de allerlichtste toon aanzetten? -Ja. Er is waarschijnlijk lichtgroen te zien,
        maar er zit ook iets wat bijna wit is. Klopt dat? Die lichtste toon. Daartussen
        zit nog iets, dat is dat lichtgroene. Voor een deel zul je de middentoon hebben
        en sommige delen zullen wat lichter zijn. Ook door met je oogharen te knijpen,
        of er doorheen te turen... zie je wel beter wat licht-donker is. Meng maar
        een iets lichtere kleur groen, en breng die aan op de pot. Oké, en moet er
        een extreem contrast in komen? Of mag het gewoon subtiel blijven, van licht
        naar donker? Je zegt iets grappigs. Als je een heel sterk licht-donkercontrast
        aanbrengt... zul je merken dat je ook makkelijker diepte gaat creëren. Dus
        als je dingen tegen elkaar aanzet. Licht tegen donker. Als het meer bijeen
        ligt, krijg je meer harmonie maar oogt het ook wat platter. Daar moet je zelf
        een afweging in maken. Ik zie je veel kijken naar je doek. -Sorry. Probeer
        net zoveel... Je hoeft je niet te verontschuldigen. Maar kijk net zoveel naar
        je voorbeeld. Uiteindelijk is dat er niet voor niets. Anders zijn mensen geneigd
        het te veel in te vullen. Dan ben je aan het kijken hoe je schilderij interessanter
        wordt... maar dat ding is als object al interessant genoeg. Ik ga het vegen.
        Mag dat? Een beetje alsof het in elkaar vloeit. Nee. -Niet? Als jij ''t heel
        mooi gepolijst wil hebben, ga je beter de oneffenheden zien... en zien dat
        het niet superrealistisch is. Alsof dat wel iets is wat je wilt. Het mag schilderachtig
        zijn. Probeer het niet als een gladde overgang in elkaar te laten overvloeien.
        Daar wordt het vaak een beetje plat en saai van, eerlijk gezegd. Het is maar
        waar je van houdt, maar ik zou het proberen te voorkomen. Als je een mooie
        foundation wil laten overgaan, voor de kijkers thuis. Heel interessant op
        een gezicht, niet op een schilderij. Jij wilde eigenlijk gaan poetsen, toch?
        -Een beetje zacht maken. Poetsen doen we met een doekje op de ramen. Kijk
        nou maar hierheen. Het wordt mooi, maar je maakt het vanuit je fantasie. Misschien
        ga ik er te lang op in, en dan ga ik de verkeerde kant op. Er mist nog een
        beetje de lichte kleur aan de boven- en onderkant. Dat is bijna geen groen.
        Probeer die even te mengen, en zet alvast de onderste en bovenste laag erin.
        Dan wil ik daarna stappen gaan maken met de bloemen zelf. Die wachten ook
        op een plekje in de pot. De pot staat er goed op. Kijk of je de kleur kunt
        mengen van bepaalde bloemen. Probeer niet alles te willen neerzetten. Werk
        een beetje suggestief. Van achter naar voren, net als bij de achtergrond,
        werkt heel goed. Ik neem wat wit, en ik zie heel veel lila-achtige bloemen...
        dus ik meng redelijk vlot een kleur die daarop lijkt. En dan kijk ik of ik
        die contourlijn, die buitenlijn, goed zichtbaar kan houden. Dat je alleen
        al met die basisvorm ziet dat het een bloem is. Ik begin vrij hoog, want die
        bloemen staan het meest achteraan... zodat ik er daarna weer overheen kan
        werken. Dat mag je met alle bloemen doen die je ziet. En vul het maar helemaal
        in. -Oké. Uiteindelijk kom je uit bij het groen van de stengels. Sommige bladeren
        zijn heel groot, maar ga nog niet in detail. Alleen de basisvorm, zoals we
        dat bij de gemberpot ook hebben gedaan. Oké, ja. Terwijl we bezig zijn met
        de bloemen: dit is een voorbeeld uit de Rijksstudio. Dit is een werk van Verster
        uit het Rijksmuseum, te downloaden op de Rijksstudio. Je ziet heel mooi hoe
        de bloemen loskomen van de donkere achtergrond. En zeker ook die bladeren.
        Wanneer ik even ga inzoomen op deze lange stengel hier... dan zien we bijvoorbeeld
        dit blad. Het is lichter dan de achtergrond, daarom zie je het goed. Je ziet
        daardoor ook dat het niet in detail is geschilderd. Je ziet grove streken
        en je ziet vooral de contourlijn heel goed. Die bepaalt de vorm van de bloem,
        en daardoor zie je wat het is. In dit geval een blad. Hou dat in gedachten.
        Je hoeft niet alles volledig uit te smeren... en ieder detail te laten zien
        om te laten weten wat het is. Je mag suggestief werken. Al het wit is opgevuld.
        De vorm van de bloemen staat er goed op. Hoe vind je het gaan? Vind je het
        lastig? Ik heb de neiging om gedetailleerd te werk te gaan. Te snel al, hè?
        -Ja. Je merkt dat het fijn is om het vanuit een basis rustig op te bouwen.
        Ook omdat je het losser laat. Je gaat niet gelijk in detail, maar je bouwt
        het op. Je ziet wel wat er uitkomt. Het ontstaat vaak vanzelf. Soms krijg
        je de bloem gewoon cadeau. Het is een hele fijne manier om zo aan het werk
        te gaan. Ja, ik vind het een mooie ervaring. -Ik vind dat hij er heel goed
        opstaat. Ik mis nog wel een beetje de vorm. Dat wat bepaalt wat het is. Dat
        je duidelijk ziet dat het een bloem is... zonder dat het helemaal in detail
        geschilderd hoeft te worden. Dat wil ik doen in de volgende aflevering. Daarin
        gaan we de puntjes op de i zetten en gaan we het afwerken. We gaan kijken
        we hoe we de vaas nog beter op de tafel kunnen neerzetten... en hoe de bloemen
        nog meer afzonderlijk naar voren kunnen komen. Dus op naar de volgende. -Ja.'
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  - video_id: 1HpvbWuMz4I
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HpvbWuMz4I
    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: A Young African Man'
    description: |-
      Did you ever noticed the young boy on this Van der Helst militia painting? Head of the Department of History Valika Smeulders tells us more about this unknown African young man in 17th-century Amsterdam in 60 seconds.

      🖼️ Militia Company of District VIII under the Command of Captain Roelof Bicker, Bartholomeus van der Helst, c. 1640 - c. 1643

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-03-05T13:45:01Z'
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  - video_id: WWBAkFfKumk
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: Berlage''s Tableware'
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      This tableware designed by Dutch architect Berlage and his employee Piet Zwart isn’t heat resistant and the ears of the cups are closed. 🫖🍽️ Not very handy, but still it’s a true Dutch design icon. Curator Maartje Brattinga tells all about it in 60 seconds.

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-02-26T13:30:02Z'
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      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
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      text: Great! Thanks
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-26T14:16:32Z'
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        That's some very beautiful tableware.

        Even if you can't reasonably use it :D        
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      published_at: '2021-02-26T15:53:37Z'
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  - video_id: VHd32otDF_4
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: Lot and his Daughters'
    description: |-
      Your eyes are immediately drawn towards Lot and his daughters on this Hendrick Goltzius painting. But curator Ilona van Tuinen also shows us some hidden details and the blatantly erotic dimension the artist added. All in 60 seconds… 👀

      🖼️ Lot and his Daughters, Hendrick Goltzius, 1616

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-02-19T13:45:00Z'
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      author_display_name: '@Delectatio'
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      text: Thank you!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-10-03T22:06:32Z'
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      author_display_name: '@Herbstersees'
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      text: Gotta love those bible stories. Let's see, what shall I paint today.
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      author_display_name: '@mypleasure7080'
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      text: '"almost sleazy expression on Lot''s face": slightly sexist commentary,
        isn''t it? 😜'
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      published_at: '2021-02-24T14:54:48Z'
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      Happy Chinese New Year! 🐂 To celebrate the start of The Year of the Ox, curator Ching-Ling Wang shows us this beautiful woodcut print, specially made for Chinese New Year, and tells us about the symbolic meaning of the apples and pomegranates depicted. 🍏

      🖼️ Apples and pomegranates in a bowl, anonymous, c. 1600 - c. 1699

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
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      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
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      text: Thanks from Italy
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      published_at: '2021-03-06T16:30:56Z'
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      author_display_name: '@mypleasure7080'
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      text: Gōng Xǐ Gōng Xǐ Rijksmuseum
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-24T15:00:13Z'
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  - video_id: ilZyHjBqG98
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus houtskool | Les 6: Afwerking en fixeren'
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      Neem afstand om het nog eens goed te bekijken. Waar is het het allerdonkerst, waar voeg je nog iets extra’s toe? En hoe zorg je ervoor dat je het kan vervoeren zonder dat je de houtskool uitveegt.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
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      author_display_name: '@MARTJE2222'
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      text: Hoe heten die houtskool  krijtjes in dat rode doosje ? Het is lekker intens
        zwart
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      text: '#'
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      transcript_text: 'Nou komt dit gedeelte ook weer naar voren. Op het moment dat
        je dingen donkerder maakt, wordt het lichte deel weer lichter. En je gaat
        beter diepte herkennen. Dit is de laatste les van Houtskoolportret van Rijksmuseum
        Creative. We zetten de laatste loodjes in deze tekening. Als ik jou vraag,
        Sebastiaan: Wat is volgens jou ''t donkerste in het schilderij... wat je nog
        niet terugvindt in je eigen tekening? Ik merk hier aan de rechterkant dat
        ik hem toch iets donkerder wil hebben. Als ik hier kijk naar die hoed, die
        overloopt in het achterste geheel... dan krijg ik ''m niet donker genoeg.
        Als je er met houtskool overheen gaat, blijft het een beetje grijs. Dat klopt.
        Je ziet niet goed waar die hoed verdwijnt. Er is nog iets heel donkers. Mag
        ik van jou het grote voorbeeld? Dank je. Als je in die ogen kijkt... zie je
        dat het allerdonkerste in die ogen eigenlijk echt zwart is. Die iris is eigenlijk
        een soort gaatje, een opening. Daar valt bijna geen licht binnen. Alleen dat
        glinstertje zit er nog op. Dat wil ik nog even aanzetten... zodat je dat verschil
        tussen ''t hele donkere zwarte... en dat lichte nog even extra aanzet. Daarvoor
        gebruiken we ''n ander krijtje. Dit is niet weg te halen. Niet gemakkelijk,
        althans. De basis moet ook kloppen, daarom doen we dit als laatste. Ik wil
        je vragen met deze verder te gaan. En dan even goed kijken waar het echt donker
        is, en maak dat lekker krachtig. Hoe beter de contrasten, hoe beter je de
        verschillen ziet in ''t gezicht. Maar dit is dus wel helemaal definitief.
        -Ja. Je ziet ook echt dat hij meteen al een stuk donkerder wordt. Gebruik
        die op verschillende manieren, net als het andere houtskooltje. Je kunt ''m
        plat inzetten, je kunt ''m grillig over je tekening laten varen... je kan
        kijken of je ''m harder wil aanzetten... in contrast met juist wat zachter.
        En dan breng ik ook een beetje die tekenlijn terug. Nou komt dit ook weer
        naar voren, dit gedeelte. Ja, dat is precies wat ik net aangaf. Op het moment
        dat je dingen donker maakt, wordt het lichte deel weer lichter. En je gaat
        beter diepte herkennen. Ik heb hier echt wel een hoop van opgestoken. Dit
        had je nog nooit eerder gedaan? Je merkt echt dat je betrekkelijk makkelijk
        heel veel resultaat boekt. En je krijgt er echt diepte in. Het niet direct
        toewerken naar de details... is dat nog iets wat je meeneemt in je eigen werk?
        Ja, dat is echt superhandig. Ik kan dan gewoon een grove opzet maken... dan
        maak ik een eerste vlakverdeling... en dan kun je heel langzaam naar je details
        toewerken. Je moet niet te gehaast werken. De opbouw moet goed zijn. Als de
        basis staat ga je dat waarschijnlijk altijd beter zien... dan dat je te gehaast
        wil werken met iets wat nog niet helemaal goed is. Het ziet er goed uit. Ik
        denk ook dat je ''m zo mee wilt nemen. Daar heb ik een manier voor. Als je
        hem nu oprolt, wordt alles grijs. Daar heb ik een trucje voor. Je kan namelijk
        fixeer gebruiken. Dat is dit spul. En haarlak werkt in principe ook goed,
        maar dit is nog net iets beter. Dit brengt een filmlaagje over je tekening
        aan. En dat blijft eeuwig goed? Je kan er zelfs nog later overheen tekenen.
        Mocht je nog iets donkerder willen maken, dan zet je er ''n laagje overheen...
        dan is het alsof je op een nieuw stukje aan het tekenen bent. Ik raad je aan
        dit buiten te doen, maar wij doen het binnen. Dat doe je als volgt: Je spuit
        en zorgt dat er een klein laagje overheen komt. Dat hoeft niet heel dik. Dan
        blijft de houtskool zitten. Die is voor jou. Heel mooi. Dat was ''t weer voor
        deze lessenserie. Ik hoop dat je hebt meegedaan. Fijn dat je keek. Je kan
        je werk delen op de social- mediakanalen. Tot de volgende keer.'
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      Nu de eerste vlakken op het vel zijn gaan we meer details aanbrengen. Waar moeten we nog wat lichte plekken toevoegen? En waar moet het juist wat donkerder worden? Ook gaan we nu houtskoollijnen gebruiken om de details erin te tekenen.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
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      transcript_text: Apply it with force or gently, whichever you prefer. But keep
        checking for the nuances between light and dark. Welcome to our fifth charcoal
        portrait lesson. I'm here with Sebastiaan. Today we're focusing on bringing
        the details back into the drawing. We have Thérèse Schwartze's example. You
        can probably see the light parts... and may want to add dark parts again.
        Comparing yours with the example... where are the light parts that you haven't
        added on your black paper yet? I see a bit here in the dark part below the
        eye. It's funny that you should point that out. This is an enlargement of
        the portrait... zoomed in on the face. This part is light of course... but
        there is indeed a little piece here that is lighter as well. It's a little
        reference to Rembrandt, as this is called a Rembrandt triangle. The nose makes
        this very dark... but a tiny bit of light falls across the face over the nose
        onto the other cheek. As you say, that's not in your drawing yet so you can
        indicate that very lightly. I'll lay that here between us so you can zoom
        in on the fine details. If you don't want to take off too much you can tap
        it a little with your eraser. Very good. And you can see red, green and a
        very light part here. It can be hard to differentiate between light and coloured
        parts. This is clearly light. What could be darker in the green or the red?
        You can see that this part is lighter than the shadow around it. So you can
        either keep this part dark by not drawing there. Or you can erase this part.
        But you can also use chalk to put it in there. I'll show you on mine. The
        bit between the fingers and face. -Yes, I see. Carry on drawing some more
        there. Go back and emphasise certain things so that they stand out a bit more.
        The hat is very dark and it's in front of quite a dark background. You could
        draw the hat... but it might be nicer to add light to the background to accentuate
        the dark hat. To draw around it, as it were. Just to give you a guideline,
        and around that... erase it to bring out the outline of the hat. If you want
        to use the eraser differently, for example in parts of the clothing... try
        giving your eraser a different shape. To change the stroke. -Exactly. You're
        actually holding both a flat brush and a fine point. You can give it any shape
        you want. -Yes. Now see if you can bring the slightly darker parts back into
        the face. Like the nostrils. Maybe a line between the lips. At the start of
        this series we looked at ways of applying charcoal to your paper. How to make
        long lines, scratchy lines, thick lines. Bring it all together now... as you
        copy this portrait. So apply it with force or gently, whichever you prefer.
        But keep checking for the nuances between light and dark. So keep squinting
        at it... and focus on bringing out the most interesting light... and keeping
        the blackest, darkest areas really dark. If you feel they should be darker
        go over them again. You can use a different chalk for that. What we're doing
        now is erasing bits from the black area. It's nice how the two techniques
        come together. This is a drawing by Breitner. This is a magnified part of
        his self-portrait. What he does in this drawing is use charcoal on white paper.
        You can really see the structure, the grain of the paper shining through.
        He has both added and deleted parts. You can see the lines of his beard drawn
        over the earlier lines. And he has probably used an eraser to clear light
        areas... where you might find you've accidentally made it too dark. Keep that
        interaction going and like Breitner... try to find the perfect contrast of
        light and dark. I see that one part of yours is very light, part of the face,
        I mean. Which is okay, but the transition is not there. So see if you can
        find a way to add a little more dark. If necessary, smudge it with your fingers.
        Here too, the light goes all the way along the sleeve. It's a rather subtle
        sleeve. -Yes, it looks translucent. You want to see the light of the arm and
        the folds in the fabric falling over it. Zoom in on the example if you want.
        -I'll have a brief look at it. It's alright to bend over it when you're doing
        the finer details. But then also force yourself to step back again. Go back
        a bit to see the whole thing. Yes, now I see that this part needs to be much
        darker actually. The light in the sleeve looks nice. -It does, doesn't it?
        You really captured the way that side comes out. I think that was all for
        this lesson. Next time we'll look at how to add the darkest parts. Then we'll
        look at how to preserve the drawing so you can take it home.
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  - video_id: InOAdxPMBLM
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus houtskool | Les 4: Eerste lichtvlekken'
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      Na het maken van het zwarte vlak gaan we werken met de kneedgum. We gebruiken de houtskool als gum en de gum als tekenmateriaal. Je begint eerst met de hoofdlijnen van het portret. Kijk door je oogharen, dan zie je niet teveel details! Waar zitten de lichtste plekken op het werk? En hoe kun je met je gum vlakken aanbrengen?

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
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      transcript_text: Then you can just start over again. -Yes. Basically your crayon
        works as an eraser now and your eraser as a charcoal crayon. Welcome to lesson
        4 of the six-part series Charcoal Portraits, Rijksmuseum Creative. We've drawn
        a black area on a sheet of paper. Nicely done. Later we'll remove certain
        parts from this black area with a kneading eraser. It's a great way to highlight
        elements that requires thinking in reverse. I don't want to work in terms
        of lines like you do when drawing in charcoal. Just lightly mark where the
        face is and where the arm should more or less end. Just to give you some points
        of reference. We've practised this with the line drawing. So you should already
        know where everything has to go. You may want to start with the top of the
        face, for example. And indicate the bottom as well, so you know the approximate
        size. The shape of the face is roughly there. -Now the eyes, I think. To have
        a point of reference. And leave room for the hat. That will also be nice to
        see in the final portrait. Great. -Great. Now knead your eraser to clean it,
        and shape it so you can make a dot. So knead it into a point that's not too
        thick. Let me hold up the example again. You can see really well where the
        light comes from. Those parts stand out more and therefore catch the light.
        You can see that the light reaches her face via the arm and her hand. If you
        have to point out the lightest part, here's a trick that allows you to see
        that. Just squint your eyes and then look at the face. What would then be
        the lightest part? I always take my glasses off, as I my eyesight is rather
        poor. So when I take them off I can see the contrasts really well. Looking
        at it like that, I can see that the left side of her face is a lot lighter.
        And I see light falling on her arm and the bottom part of the hand. That's
        exactly what we'll be working on, using the kneading eraser. We'll start with
        the lightest areas. Where would that be? I think this part of the nose. -Yes.
        Go ahead and erase a lot of it. You can make it really white. So that the
        white tones are really as white as you can make them. Can I also start with
        the rest? -No, only the lightest parts. So look carefully. When I squint,
        I see that that's a part of the face. And that palm really sticks out. Or
        rather, the side of her hand. Try to really do a drawing made up of fields.
        We'll come back to the lines later. While you're busy making those parts of
        the face light, avoid focusing on details. We'll come to those later. We want
        to do the important light patches. And work towards the middle tones, while
        leaving the darker parts dark. You're creating lots of light patches on the
        face, making it hard to see the whole. Try to create more uniform areas, while
        keeping in gradations of light. So basically as crudely as possible... Yes,
        you can call it crude, or exactly in the right place. But your drawing is
        a lot bigger than mine. Shall we switch? -Sure. Thanks. -That makes it easier
        to zoom in. You might start over again. Just take the crayon and make it dark
        again. Then you'll also see that it doesn't matter if it's not in the right
        position... because you can either remove it or make it dark again. And then
        you can just start over. -Yes. Basically your crayon works as an eraser now
        and your eraser as a charcoal crayon. And regularly clean the eraser? Yes,
        keep kneading it, otherwise you will notice that it won't work anymore...
        because it's become saturated. And we're still working rather sketchily. What's
        so nice about this painting is that you can see the brush strokes really well.
        You can see almost literally how the paint was applied. It's not just the
        contrast in light and dark that makes this painting good to work on. But with
        the kneading eraser you can almost exactly mimic the brush strokes. This technique
        works especially well for the more crudely rendered sleeve and clothing. If
        you can't see it clearly anymore, even when the paper is lying flat on the
        table... just take a few steps back, so that you see the whole thing more
        clearly. Then you zoom out as it were, to get a better sense of the proportions.
        And sometimes squint your eyes as well? -Yes, you should keep using that trick.
        I'm going all over the place. That makes sense, for while working on one part
        you'll notice other parts as well. And you keep making comparisons with how
        light other parts should be. So that's as it should be. It would feel too
        much like a puzzle if you first focus on the face and then the sleeve. So
        it's good to keep going back and forth, that way you get an overview of the
        whole. Because you keep looking at it as a whole. -Then step back to see if
        it's coherent. So I can also start making this area behind the hat a little
        lighter now. It looks as if there's a column in the background. I noticed
        that as well. I would keep focusing most of my attention on the centre part.
        You can erase it a little, without making it lighter than the foreground.
        So very vaguely... You can also try to see if you can remove it with your
        finger. Like this. -Because then you blend... Right, that does feel different.
        -Yes, it does. Combining it works really well. Then you merge the black areas
        a bit. This concludes lesson 4. The next lesson we'll see how we can add crayon...
        to accentuate parts that may have become too light now... or to make it look
        more like a drawing, adding more clarity by means of details... and work towards
        the end result.
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  - video_id: 5TLgQLD5iWo
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus houtskool | Les 3: Werken vanuit een
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      Hoe kun je werken met licht en donker in een houtkool portret? We kijken naar een werk van Thérèse Schwartze die een schilderij heeft gemaakt van haar nichtje Lizzy.

      We beginnen met het maken van een schets om te onderzoeken hoe de verhoudingen zijn en welke richtingen je in het portret kan zien. Het gaat niet alleen om het tekenen maar vooral om het kijken. Daarna maken we op een nieuw vel een groot zwart vlak met houtskool als voorbereiding voor de volgende aflevering.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
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      transcript_text: 'We''re going to do the reverse. We''re going to remove light
        from a dark area. Welcome to lesson 3 of Charcoal Portraits of Rijksmuseum
        Creative. Today we''ll start on a portrait by Thérèse Schwartze. That is,
        a copy of a portrait she made of her niece Lizzy. I have it here. Let me first
        say a few things about it. What we see here is a wonderful portrait done in
        light-dark contrasts. You''ll see that one part is very dark, another very
        light. If you look at the face, one half is completely in the dark... while
        the other, lighter part, really stands out. The lighter half gets an extra
        highlight because this hand catches some light... while part of it remains
        dark, the palm is dark. So her face is wedged between two dark areas, and
        therefore stands out even more. So that''s a wonderful use of contrast. This
        example can be downloaded from the Rijksstudio on the museum''s website. Before
        we start copying it, we''ll look at the proportions by means of a simple sketch.
        So I want to ask you to take a standard charcoal. Now take a good look at
        the lines in this composition, to see where everything is. For example, if
        you follow these two lines, you get a kind of triangle. Do you see that? It''s
        a kind of triangle composition with the face on top. And indicate where the
        face is. So you can let the head continue below the hat. Keep that in mind.
        Go ahead and sketch the broad outlines. And try to copy the proportions on
        paper as you see them here. Try to draw some quick lines, so that later on
        you''ll know: That arm goes there, that hand there, and the eyes go in the
        middle again, of course. This hat can go right across. -Yes, exactly. And
        all this is one dark area, if I look at it. Yes, in my copy this is fairly
        dark, so you could make it totally dark. But here we''re concerned with the
        lines. So that you know what the composition and the proportions of her body
        are like. What is very important is that this part, the light part where you
        see her hand... and her face, how much space there is in between, to see how
        big the palm is. For if you draw the hand too far out, you''ll end up having
        to draw a huge hand. So you may want to capture that by means of a few lines
        already. It''s great that you look at the example just as much as that you''re
        drawing. That''s really good. You look at the example just as much as you
        look at your paper. In your sketch I''m still missing the arm, Sebastiaan.
        It would be helpful to indicate the way it runs down from the palm. That straight
        part. Where does it end, how long is it? Very nice, Sebastiaan. You''ve sketched
        the outlines. This painting, full of contrast, lends itself well to this exercise.
        You can basically do this with any high-contrast painting. Especially for
        the assignment we''re going to work on now. Go ahead and put this on. -Thank
        you. We''ll work standing up behind the table. How high should it be, Sebastiaan?
        -Kitchen worktop height. About up to here? -Then I''ll keep cranking. I don''t
        have a table like this at home, but I have an easel, which you can also use.
        Or you can place a few objects on the table to give it some elevation. But
        you should stand to take some distance from the table. Then you can step back
        from your work, which is very useful when you''re drawing. What I haven''t
        mentioned yet is that usually you add things with charcoal. We''re going to
        do the reverse. We''re going to remove light from a dark area. As you''re
        putting down those lines, try to do it in one straight movement. So that you
        see it''s getting darker in its entirety. Why don''t you use a thick one?
        -Give it a try, grab that one as well. Use it for the white areas that are
        left and see if that works better. Or if you notice any difference. This works
        a bit faster. -Yes, and very smoothly. Yes, very evenly. -It works really
        well for a second layer. Nice and black. -Maybe too black. And now sideways.
        -Nice. Can you also use briquettes? -Yes, like you would use for a barbecue.
        You filled it all the way to the edges. I left it open to create a different
        effect. I think that''s fine, Sebastiaan. It looks nice and black. Mine is
        a bit lighter. That contrast will be nice to see. This is the end of lesson
        3. The next time we''ll use an eraser... to introduce the lighter areas in
        the copy from Thérèse Schwartze. So see you next time for lesson 4.'
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  - video_id: FXXprPgdnNI
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: Raden Saleh'
    description: |-
      Meet Raden Saleh, the father of modern Indonesian painting. Curator in training Maaike Rikhof tells us all about this chameleon of a painter - who continually alternated between his Javanese and European identity - in the new episode of Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds! ⏲️

      🖼️ Portrait of Raden Syarif Bustaman Saleh, Friedrich Carl Albert Schreuel (attributed to), c. 1840

      🚨More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-02-05T14:15:01Z'
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    - comment_id: UgzgMVkIrfoM8g8oo6F4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@paigetan66'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@paigetan66
      text: Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-02-15T15:56:41Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-15T15:56:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwuMiE2kNMjyKd4XaZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@dianpurnomo06'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@dianpurnomo06
      text: one of the masters of painting from Indonesia
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-10-20T08:23:17Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-20T08:23:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz7BnWg8TN-TeVQThF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@adrianous1000'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@adrianous1000
      text: |-
        Als ik dit zie is het toch zo jammer dat ons koningshuis een van de mooiste kunstschatten die zij hadden hebben verkwanseld. ‘De Boschbrand’ van Raden Saleh (sommige noemen het de Nachtwacht van Indonesië) is eerst achteloos terzijde geschoven en daarna verkocht aan een museum in Singapore.
        Wat had ik dat doek graag in het Rijksmuseum gezien!        
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2021-02-05T19:12:43Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-05T19:12:43Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyqaCv_FATf-1y59WR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andreafedeli8532
      text: Thanks
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-06T08:18:16Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-06T08:18:16Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxZJMeaXSUzZx7QPpV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@karimullaharyan9430'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@karimullaharyan9430
      text: That is great
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-02-05T16:57:10Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-05T16:57:10Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxJr93rp3ljkOZEySJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@BudiSofyanto'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@BudiSofyanto
      text: |-
        A lot Indonesian people don't know  who "Raden Saleh"
        (Raden Saleh home got bad maintenance by government)
        Why I think Indonesia have no a history because they disrespect on history of Indonesia        
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2024-11-06T07:41:29Z'
      updated_at: '2024-11-06T07:41:52Z'
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  - video_id: 4n9i-OG5x78
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n9i-OG5x78
    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: The Floating Feather'
    description: |-
      The ducks are gossiping, the pelican is showing us who is boss, but the favourite animal of curator Friso Lammertse on this painting is the flamingo. 🦩 He is telling us all about it in this new episode of Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds. ⏲️

      🖼️ A Pelican and other Birds near a Pool, Known as ‘The Floating Feather’, Melchior d'Hondecoeter, c. 1680

      🚨More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-01-29T13:45:00Z'
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      author_display_name: '@professorskye'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@professorskye
      text: I came here because of the wonderful album by William Doyle who used this
        image as his album cover.  Hopefully more will come!
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2021-03-23T12:44:29Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-23T12:44:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxdNKAMAyS2OnIcrMV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Az-kc3js'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Az-kc3js
      text: ❤❤❤
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-06-16T19:36:24Z'
      updated_at: '2025-06-16T19:36:24Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxPbOny3ZtCRDYUi054AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andreafedeli8532
      text: Great
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-01-30T14:08:55Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-30T14:08:55Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyspOnY4xbtt9qubEZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@robertrichardhollingsworth6835'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@robertrichardhollingsworth6835
      text: "\"Bird watching can encourage a state of being close to rapture. \n \
        \          - Margaret Atwood \n\nAnd God said, \" Let the birds fly above\
        \ the earth, across the vault of the sky.\"\n            - Genesis 1:20"
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-01-29T19:09:49Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-29T19:10:30Z'
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  - video_id: 4Wjz9PHMHcQ
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: Two Guardian Figures'
    description: |-
      Two Chinese guardian figures keep watch over our visitors in the Asian Pavilion. 👥 Curator Ching-Ling Wang tells us all about these terracotta warriors in the new episode of Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds. ⏲️

      🚨 More Rijksmuseum in 60 Seconds: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/rijksmuseum-in-60-seconds      
    published_at: '2021-01-22T13:37:38Z'
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  - video_id: 41YN-Aerf9I
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Creating a Photobook | Lesson 6: The Finishing
      Touch'
    description: |-
      In this last lesson, the dots are crossed for your dummy book. The pages are put together and pasted. But now it's just images. Where do you add text? Is it next to the image or, as Ed van der Elsken did, in or on top of it?

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories      
    published_at: '2021-01-22T10:55:41Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Thank you. -Just use the tip and slowly... move it side to
        side to start scratching. Welcome to the final episode of this six-part miniseries
        by Rijksmuseum Creative... where we focus on making a dummy sketch for a photobook.
        Of course, we''re going to do that inspired by the grand master Ed van der
        Elsken. In this lesson, we''re going to paste the dummy together. So I''m
        going to put you right to work. We made a lot of spreads, beautiful spreads.
        We''re going to paste them into the dummy book. So that we have a nice physical
        copy. -Okay. Great. So you can start with the first page. Cathy is pasting
        the pages together so we''ll have a physical copy... and it''s easier to flip
        through the pages and have a good understanding... how we continue the process
        when we make a digital photobook. Later in the process, we go online to your
        favourite photo order service... and you can copy everything you made on the
        computer... and then you have a great finished book. This already looks great.
        How does it feel? It feels really nice. Like you said, we put it together
        as an example... for the digital book, but it''s a nice book in itself. In
        one of the previous episodes, Cathy mentioned that she wanted to, just like
        Ed... draw on the photograph. Here is a photograph, a portrait, of Karel Appel,
        the Dutch painter, shot by Ed van der Elsken. It looks like he''s written
        on the picture, but it''s scratched with a knife in the surface. As you see,
        in this photograph it turned out beautifully. That''s something you can do
        as well. Also, Cathy, you can ask your children or your husband... to add
        little texts in your book, or little drawings. So you have a more personal
        photobook. -That''s a nice idea. Almost finished. Nice. What we''re going
        to do now, is add the text. You can flip open the first page. That''s a blank
        page. -Yes. It''s nice if you start your book with maybe a subtitle... or
        maybe you want to thank someone and write a little note... just like a book,
        when you open it. You can use fine liners or a pen. It''s hard. While Cathy
        is thinking of an introduction for her book, I''m going to give you a tip.
        When you''re making your book at home, you can add as much as you like. It
        doesn''t need to be photographs only. You can add a map, or maybe travel tickets.
        You can make it as bold as you want to. We can find a photograph to scratch
        in. How do you feel about that? Scratching in a picture. A bit hesitant. Also
        about the text. What do I want to say? Just think about a word. And maybe
        a picture that has a bit of darkness in it. Because we''re going to scratch
        and see the surface. If you have doubts about starting in your photobook right
        away... we can use one of the pictures we have left to practice on. I''m going
        to give you the knife. The same picture. -Perfect. So we can... Thank you.
        Just use the tip and slowly... move it side to side to start scratching. Goes
        quite easily, right? Easily, but... It''s like scratching into glass. -Almost,
        yes. Okay, I can try in the real book. -If you''re ready, then... bringers
        of good luck Yes, it''s nice. It''s a nice touch. Here you have a lot of blank
        space, an opportunity to write more... or maybe add some tickets or other
        memories you can paste in the book. See what else we have. And the end. -And
        the end. Like here... maybe write a bit about the context of the story. You
        can add a map of Japan and you can even draw the map yourself... and the route
        that you travelled. I believe it was Tokyo and Kyoto. Yes. -So you can...
        The possibilities are endless. -Yes. Thank you. Thank you. -Great. This is
        the end of our six-part miniseries about making a photobook dummy... by Rijksmuseum
        Creative. I''m very proud of you, because I think you''ve made a beautiful
        photobook. Thank you. -All Cathy needs to do right now... is take her physical
        dummy, go to the computer... and start making the digital version of the book
        that you can order in a physical copy. Because we made this dummy, it''s quite
        easy. You already thought about the design. All you have to do is copy it.
        When you have the new copy, you can start writing and scratching again. Yes.
        Thank you for everything. -Thank you. This was the end of our six-part miniseries
        of making a photobook dummy... inspired by Ed van der Elsken.. I would love
        to see your process too, so please share it with us on your social media...
        using the hashtag #Rijksmuseumcreative. Thank you so much, see you next time.'
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  - video_id: Zbj1ZWN1tNg
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Creating a Photobook | Lesson 5: The Cover'
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      How do you choose the right title for your photo book and which image goes with it? Is it an image from your selection or do you choose an additional image? Brainstorm about the titles, as well as the font. Where do you place the title and will you use the image in colour or black and white?

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories      
    published_at: '2021-01-22T10:42:12Z'
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      author_display_name: '@ellenkrav'
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      text: wonder why there are not so many views, cause this series of lessons are
        very interesting, useful and interesting! thanks!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-22T12:06:58Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-22T12:17:52Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Mooi, zo in de hoek. Ook vanwege het font. Welkom bij deel
        vijf van de miniserie over het maken van een model-fotoboek... van Rijksmuseum
        Creative. We laten ons inspireren door grootmeester Ed van der Elsken... en
        kijken in deze les hoe je de goede omslagfoto en titel kiest. Jij hebt vier
        mogelijke omslagen uit een berg foto''s gekozen. Vertel eens iets over je
        keuzes. Het zijn vier prachtige foto''s. Ik heb ze gekozen omdat ze niet in
        het boek zelf staan. Dus het leek me leuk om hier iets toe te voegen... en
        een voorproefje te geven van wat er binnenin zit. Eén foto van een draak,
        het bamboebos... het haar van m''n dochter en een Japanse tuin. Ze zijn me
        alle vier heel dierbaar. -Leg er maar eens twee weg. Het bamboebos. -Waarom
        leg je die weg? Omdat de kleuren een beetje grijsgroenig zijn. En deze om
        dezelfde reden, ondanks het felle groen. Maar er zit te veel groen in. We
        houden de meer rode foto''s. Een goede omslagfoto nodigt de kijker van het
        boek uit... om het direct open te slaan en te gaan bladeren. Hij moet ook
        meteen vertellen waar het boek over gaat. Je hebt daar de juiste foto''s voor
        gekozen. We leggen ze even opzij, dan geef ik je een opdrachtje. Want we gaan
        de juiste titel bedenken. Heb je al een titel bedacht? -Nee. We kunnen het
        Reis naar Japan noemen, maar ook een beetje experimenteren. Ed heeft ook veel
        met titels geëxperimenteerd. Pak eens een viltstift, een gekleurde is ook
        prima... en schrijf elk woord op dat je bij de reis of de foto''s te binnen
        schiet. Dat kan ook de kleur rood zijn, of ''kimono'', of ''geisha'': Alles
        wat er in je opkomt. Niet te veel nadenken, gewoon opschrijven. Als je klaar
        bent, gebruiken we die woorden om een titel te maken. Terwijl Cathy brainstormt
        over een titel, geef ik wat voorbeelden van titels... van Ed van der Elsken.
        Dit is de titel Feest, en je ziet dat hij een heel speels font gebruikt. Het
        boek is zwart-wit, maar heeft een roze element... dat bijdraagt aan het verhaal.
        Het is iets vrolijker dan zwart-wit. Dan hier het boek Eye Love You, waar
        hij niet alleen typografie... maar ook een plaatje gebruikt om het wat speelser
        te maken. Natuurlijk het boek Amsterdam, met een rood accent. En dan het laatste,
        net zo''n verhaal als bij ons: Japan. Hij gebruikt alleen het element van
        de Japanse vlag. Dus je kunt gaan spelen met illustraties en fonts. Hoe gaat
        het? -Goed. Wat heb je tot nu toe opgeschreven? Ik heb Mount Fuji, kimono,
        sushi, onsen, de torii''s, de kleur rood... het strand bij Okinawa, de walvishaai...
        Ik ga je nog even helpen, want dit zijn vooral plaatsen en Japanse dingen...
        en ik wil dat je ook emoties of herinneringen opschrijft. Alleen maar woorden.
        Wat we aldoor zeiden was ''arigato'', ofwel ''dank je wel''. Dus dat woord
        zal me altijd bijblijven als ik aan deze reis denk. Dat kan wel een mooie
        titel zijn. -Ja, misschien wel. Hier kunnen we op schrijven... en daarna kunnen
        we met de positie gaan spelen. We hebben hier ook sjablonen met allerlei fonts.
        Die leg je over de foto, op het transparant... zodat je de gewenste letters
        kunt maken. Als je nou aan je reis denkt, en aan je gezin, uiteraard... wordt
        het dan eerder een speelse of een zakelijkere letter? Een speelse. -Kies dan
        maar een font. Maar hij moet ook bij de foto passen die we kiezen. Deze is
        heel druk... -Dan wordt een speels font te veel. Laten we eerst ''Arigato''
        proberen. Schrijf hier maar op. Je legt hem erop... en telkens als je een
        letter af hebt, schuif je ''m naar de volgende. Doe maar waar het prettig
        is, en dan verschuiven we ''m... en knippen we ''m later uit. Een kleur. Heb
        je een suggestie? Het geel springt er echt uit... maar het rood komt terug
        in de kimono, zie je? Er zijn allerlei opties, maar begin maar met rood...
        dan zien we wat er verder gebeurt. Cathy doet dit met sjablonen, maar als
        je die thuis niet hebt... kun je je printer gebruiken of fonts zoeken op internet...
        en ze tekenen, uitknippen en op je foto plakken. Leg maar eens op de foto.
        Mooi, zo in de hoek. Ook vanwege het font, en het rood dat terugkomt. Je hoeft
        je titel niet in het midden van de omslag te plaatsen. Je kunt weer experimenteren
        met de positie... en hem zelfs bijna van het blad laten vallen. Mogelijkheden
        te over. Ik wil het liefst deze: Arigato, en dan hier. Of misschien zelfs
        zo. -Ik vind het zo mooier. Omdat Japans ook verticaal geschreven wordt. Dat
        is een sterke verwijzing naar de Japanse cultuur. Laten we deze als achterkant
        gebruiken, want deze foto''s communiceren ook. Door de kleur, maar ook door
        de terugkerende motieven. Ja, het zou heel mooi zijn om die foto te gebruiken.
        Dank je wel voor het kijken. De volgende keer zetten we de puntjes op de i.'
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  - video_id: dDGCvoLjoRo
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDGCvoLjoRo
    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Creating a Photobook | Lesson 4: Design'
    description: |-
      Create powerful combinations, vary in sizes and combine your photos. And finally decide on the order in which your spreads (double pages) will appear to tell a great, rounded story.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories      
    published_at: '2021-01-22T09:40:58Z'
    duration: PT7M26S
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      text: Great! Thanks from Italy
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      transcript_text: 'Dat ziet er goed uit. Het begint steeds meer op een boek te
        lijken. Welkom bij deel vier van de miniserie over het maken van een model-fotoboek...
        van Rijksmuseum Creative... geïnspireerd door fotograaf Ed van der Elsken.
        Vandaag gaan we spreads of dubbele pagina''s maken... en bepalen we de volgorde
        van ons fotoboek. Er liggen hier twee prachtige foto''s op tafel. Die komen
        ook in het boek, en je bent op een probleem gestuit. Als ik ze op één pagina
        of naast elkaar zet, passen ze niet echt. Je kunt er natuurlijk één kiezen,
        maar dat is zonde van de mooie foto''s. We kunnen het beeld wel spiegelen
        en ze naast elkaar zetten. Als je dan het boek openslaat... zwemmen de haai
        en de schildpadden naar elkaar toe. Dan communiceren ze wat meer dan als ze
        dezelfde kant op zwemmen. Tenzij er iets heel interessants op de vorige pagina
        staat. Maar zo kun je heel mooi door het boek bladeren. We gaan ze eerst op
        het papier lijmen. Je neemt de fotolijm... Cathy gebruikt lijm met een kwastje.
        Ons modelboek is maar een schets, dus ze mogen wel wat bobbelig zijn. Als
        je thuis een boek maakt als definitieve versie... kun je beter lijmspray gebruiken.
        Daarmee wordt het oppervlak gladder. Schitterend: Twee prachtige, communicerende
        spreads. Er staan natuurlijk foto''s in je boek, maar misschien wil je wel
        wat tekst toevoegen. Als je dat wilt, moet je daaraan denken bij ''t ontwerpen
        van de volgende pagina''s. Want er moet ruimte voor overblijven. Je kunt het
        printen met de computer, maar je ook door Ed laten inspireren. Die tekent
        en krast letterlijk boven op z''n foto''s. Dat is mooi als experiment. Zou
        je dat ook willen? Dat lijkt me heel leuk, want ik heb nog nooit iets op de
        foto zelf gezet. Dan doen we dat na de spreads. Want dan zijn de foto''s klaar
        en kunnen we het nog wat verfraaien. We hebben deze foto''s gekozen vanwege
        hun sterke connectie. Je ziet de foto van de kinderen die vanaf een brug in
        het water kijken. Als kijker kun je bedenken waar ze naar kijken. Als je de
        vissen ernaast zet, zie je waar ze naar kijken. Ik zei al dat deze een hele
        spread verdient, en dat deze twee... bij elkaar kunnen. -Moeilijke beslissing.
        Misschien kun je nog iets bedenken. Want je kunt ze apart zetten, maar ook
        zo. Je kunt ze boven op elkaar zetten, en dan heb je een leeg vel. Hij kan
        wit blijven, maar je kunt ook experimenteren met kleur. Ik heb een paar opties
        voor je. Kies maar eens een kleur en kijk wat die met je foto''s doet. Dat
        is een goede keus. -Vanwege het rood? Ja, dat correspondeert weer met de foto''s.
        Het is ook de kleur van de Japanse vlag, rood en wit. Dat is een sterke verwijzing
        naar je vakantieland. Normaal maak je een fotoboek op wit papier. Maar je
        hebt talloze mogelijkheden qua kleuren en motieven. Voor de andere foto gebruiken
        we de hele spread. Maar je kunt wel experimenteren met de positie van de foto.
        Je kunt hier wat ruimte overlaten, omdat die man ze deze kant op leidt. Als
        je hem solo op deze pagina zet, mag je hier best wat ruimte overhouden. Nu
        leidt hij ze echt over de pagina, terug naar de vorige foto''s. We kunnen
        nu een volgorde gaan kiezen. Dat is ook belangrijk voor het verhaal. We leggen
        alles opzij en doen alle spreads bij elkaar. Kun je er nog eentje kwijt? Wat
        is de eerste pagina die je wilt zien als je het boek opendoet? Voor je verhaal?
        -Deze, omdat hij zo typisch Japans is. Dan weet je meteen waar het boek over
        gaat. De Pikachu... Dat is mooi, want als je ze bij elkaar doet en dan omslaat...
        ga je van een volle pagina weer naar een volle pagina. En dan heb je ruimte,
        dus dat is mooi. -Dan deze. Dat zou kunnen, maar ik stel voor dat we een hele
        spread gebruiken. Anders krijg je steeds hetzelfde... en je wilt de kijker
        weer aan iets anders laten wennen. Dan gaan we naar de straten. -Goed, dan
        doen we dat. Gevolgd door deze. -Ja, heel mooi. Hier heb je een heel dominante
        kleur... dus misschien moeten je ogen een beetje rust krijgen. We blijven
        op straat. Dan wil ik deze voorstellen, vanwege het dier. Dan krijg je nog
        een dier... -En de kinderen. Zo krijg je een dubbele herhaling in het verhaal.
        Dan zou dit mooi zijn: de foto''s in het aquarium. Van water naar water. Maar
        dan eerst de walvis. -Oké. Dan de schildpad, en dan hebben we er nog twee
        over. Deze is ook typisch Japans. En dan eindigen we de dag, of het boek,
        slapend. We beginnen bij de tempel, dan de Pikachu, naar binnen... dan de
        straat op, en vandaar duiken we het water in... met de vissen en de mensen...
        en we eindigen in bed, slapend en dromend of dit echt gebeurd is. Dan hebben
        we een mooie volgorde en kunnen we het boek afmaken. Volgende week zoeken
        we een mooie omslagfoto... en experimenteren we met fonts en kleuren voor
        de titel. Bedankt voor het kijken, tot dan.'
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  - video_id: lBraOxZwQko
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Creating a Photobook | Lesson 3: Combinations'
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      We are now actually going to crop the photos in order to create stronger compositions and to see which photos work well next to or on top of each other. Do they affect each other? Do they strengthen each other? How do you build your story?

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
    published_at: '2021-01-22T09:25:24Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Je hebt allerlei mogelijkheden, dus speel gerust met de middellijn.
        Welkom bij deel drie van onze miniserie over het maken van een model-fotoboek.
        Vandaag gaan we onze foto''s bijsnijden, nieuwe composities maken... en fotoparen
        samenbrengen die met elkaar communiceren. Daarvoor hebben we een snijmat,
        een liniaal en een mesje nodig. De vorige keer hebben we composities gemaakt
        met zwarte velletjes papier. Weet je dat nog? -Ja, natuurlijk. Vertel nog
        eens wat we hier gaan veranderen. We gaan de lijnen rechter maken... en de
        dingen hier afsnijden die je anders afleiden. Begin dan maar te snijden. Dan
        gaan we nu een foto zoeken die hier iets mee te maken heeft. Misschien een
        die de fantasie prikkelt over wat de kinderen lezen... of waar ze over dromen.
        Kun je iets vinden wat geschikt is voor de volgende pagina? Je vertelde over
        de foto met het verkeersbord. O ja, die grote. Vorige keer hebben we de compositie
        veranderd. Die kunnen we wel gaan snijden. -Goed. We leggen ze er eerst nog
        een keer op, want dit is een vergroting. Dit is wel ongeveer goed. Als je
        thuis geen snijmat hebt, kun je ook een snijplank nemen. Je kunt ook een schaar
        gebruiken... maar zorg er dan wel voor dat je heel recht knipt, want dat is
        lastig. Maar als je net als wij een schetsversie van je latere digitale boek
        maakt... is het niet zo erg als het niet helemaal perfect is. Als je het boek
        nu op deze pagina openvouwt... zie je de kinderen strips lezen, met een comic-achtige
        afbeelding ernaast. Dus die communiceren met elkaar. Kies een foto die absoluut
        niet in het boek mag ontbreken. Deze misschien. Van de Gouden Tempel. Maar
        als ik die in het boek doe, komt de vouw precies in het midden. Hoe los ik
        dat dan op? Als zoiets gebeurt, kun je de foto bijvoorbeeld uitvergroten.
        Als je dat doet, kun je de middellijn verschuiven. Boven en onder gaat er
        wat verloren, dus houd de compositie in de gaten. Maar soms is het niet eens
        zo erg... als de vouw over het belangrijkste deel loopt. Dus misschien moet
        je deze ook bijsnijden. Het midden van een dubbele pagina kan heel problematisch
        zijn. Maar je kunt ermee spelen, zoals Van der Elsken hier doet. Twee pagina''s...
        en dit horizontale beeld wordt in tweeën verdeeld. Maar je kunt spelen met
        de ruimte die naast je foto overblijft. Je hebt allerlei mogelijkheden, dus
        speel gerust met de middellijn. Experimenteer en kijk wat er gebeurt. Kies
        nog eens twee foto''s die met elkaar communiceren. Je hebt deze, die communiceert
        met... Ik weet wel welke je zoekt. -Deze. Hij ligt nog op tafel. Die had ik
        ook gekozen. Maar waarom denk jij dat ze communiceren? Dit is de foto van
        Japanners die m''n kinderen fotograferen... gekleed in kimono''s met hun blonde
        koppies. En dit is de officiële, die ik zelf gemaakt heb. De mooie. Deze gaan
        we bijsnijden, dus ik geef je de vergroting. Heel groot. Als je twee vergelijkbare
        foto''s bij elkaar zet... is het verleidelijk om het mooie portret op een
        hele pagina te zetten. Maar op de andere gebeurt er van alles op de achtergrond.
        Je ziet gebouwen, mensen op straat en verkeersborden. Er valt veel te ontdekken,
        en dus kun je die beter vergroten. Dan heb je als kijker meer tijd om helemaal
        in het beeld te duiken. Perfect. We hebben een heleboel dubbele pagina''s...
        dus ik stel voor dat je nog twee foto''s of een groepje van vier uitzoekt.
        Of maar één, dat kan ook. Denk daarbij aan je verhaal: Wat je de kijker over
        Japan wil vertellen als hij door het boek bladert. Ik noemde net al het probleem
        van het midden van een dubbele pagina. Dit is een voorbeeld daarvan van Ed
        van der Elsken. Hij gebruikt hier twee foto''s, niet naast, maar boven op
        elkaar. Zo kun je heel mooi met dubbele pagina''s spelen. Je ziet dat je op
        allerlei manieren met fotoboeken kunt spelen. Er is niet één juiste, zolang
        er maar een verhaal en een balans in zit. Denk dus goed aan je rode draad
        en speel vooral met je foto''s. En, hoe ging het? Het ging wel. Het kiezen
        is lastig, maar deze drie horen bij elkaar. Misschien zit er iets te veel
        wit in en is het een beetje te druk. Voor een betere balans kunnen we deze
        twee bij elkaar doen... als boven- en onderkant, en komt deze op een hele
        dubbele pagina. Als je dan de ene pagina omslaat, krijg je meer context en
        details. Dat is een goed idee. -Dit was het voor vandaag. De volgende keer
        gaan we spreads of dubbele pagina''s maken... die we ontwerpen met onze foto''s.
        Cathy, vond je het leuk? -Zeker. Tot de volgende keer.'
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  - video_id: piICmOyHoK4
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    title: 'Rijkmuseum Creative - Basiscursus houtskool | Les 2: Verhoudingen'
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      We kijken elke dag wel naar ons gezicht maar waar zit precies wat. Hoeveel ruimte zit er tussen je ogen? Wat gebeurd er als je je gezicht draait en hoe teken je dit? Waar zet je hulplijnen?

      Het allerbelangrijkste is natuurlijk goed blijven kijken in de spiegel maar er zijn een aantal algemene regels waar je aan kunt vasthouden.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
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      transcript_text: It may be difficult, but try to see yourself from the side.
        Hold the mirror sideways. Welcome to the second lesson of Charcoal Portraits,
        Rijksmuseum Creative. I'm here with Sebastiaan. Today I want to explain how
        to draw facial proportions. Are you familiar with proportions? Do you know
        where everything should be? More or less. -That's good to hear. But let me
        explain with the use of a mirror. Place it so that you see yourself, to check
        it with your own reflection. When you look from the front, a few rules of
        thumb apply. This part, the forehead, is just as big as the part between eyes
        and chin. No one expects that. When children draw a face, the eyes are where
        the forehead is. More or less here. But this is the same size. When you turn
        your head a little, you'll see that your ear disappears. So that ear you don't
        see, only the other one. And you're looking at the side of your nose, so you
        see depth. More so than when seen from the front. And you see that your eye
        becomes smaller. That's a case of foreshortening, because it's a bit further
        away now. I want to start practising with that. You can try doing one from
        the front, and one where you turn your head away. And see if the position
        of eyes, nose and mouth change or not. A small experiment. I want to ask you
        to start by drawing a number of oval outlines. Because basically our face,
        whether you have a wide or a long face... essentially has an oval shape. First
        one from the front. So use half of the paper. What's nice is that in between
        the eyes there's just enough room for another eye. So you get one eye, the
        space of one eye, and the second eye. That makes it easy to draw a line to
        indicate where everything should be. If you wish, you can also draw a vertical
        line down to the chin. Indicate where you think that the eyes should be. Try
        to see the space in between the eyes. So you have the space for your forehead,
        and a large space for the nose and mouth. But where exactly do they come?
        I've brought an example. This is a very nice schematic representation of the
        positions. Here you see what we just did, with the eye in between. Down here
        it's harder, it's a matter of looking closely. But the general rule is that
        exactly in the middle, between the chin and the eyes... is the bottom of the
        nose. So you see a line drawn here. The underside of the mouth is in between
        the bottom of the nose and the chin. So you can make a schematic distribution
        of where everything should be. But always keep looking at your reflection,
        else it will become a bit too schematic. Then everyone would look the same.
        -Exactly. Whereas there are differences in nuance that make each of our faces
        unique. So let's start with the frontal view. Where is the bottom of the nose,
        and where are the lips? Mark their positions. Now look into the mirror and
        do the same with that three-quarter position. So you draw another oval outline.
        Wider on top and smaller towards the bottom. It may help to indicate part
        of the neck, as a point of reference. So it won't float in space and makes
        it look more like a face. Now notice what happens if you draw an oblique line
        across. Following the curve? -Following the curve of the face. You immediately
        see, without any idea of where the eyes, nose and mouth are... but you immediately
        see that the face is turned away. And that the ear will probably disappear
        and the side of the nose will be lit. And also include the ear, as it will
        help you to see... where the ear is positioned and at what height relative
        to your eyes. And it also makes a difference whether you tilt your head or
        not. I've brought three examples of portraits by Thérèse Schwartze. These
        are wonderfully different ways to capture your own or someone else's face.
        When we talk about en face, a frontal view, here you see a wonderful frontal
        view. Now compare this with a three-quarter view. So here one ear is left
        out, and this one is behind the cheek. It makes for a very different view
        of the face, a different angle of approach. Look how different from en profil,
        from the side, where literally half the face is left out. A very different
        kind of portrait, a very different way of seeing a person. So by all means
        experiment with that. The width of the nose and the mouth, are those in specific
        proportions too? Not as generally as we've seen here. So you'll always have
        to look carefully. That makes it so nice to work with a mirror when drawing
        your own face. Now I want to try one more from the side, so en profil. It
        may be difficult, but try to see yourself from the side. So hold the mirror
        sideways. You'll occasionally have to look again. What do you see, what shape
        does your face have? The outlines will be sharper. Eyes halfway, the nose.
        -Right, so the positions remain the same. If you keep those lines, there won't
        be much difference. And where will the eye be, for example? -I think relatively
        far to the front. A little bit deeper, but not all the way to the side, the
        way a child would draw it. You may find it hard to draw yourself from the
        side using a mirror. You can also have someone take a picture or take a selfie
        from the side. And then check whether the positions of the eyes, nose and
        mouth change. That way you can also draw a side view without using a mirror.
        Next time we'll do a sketch for a portrait by Thérèse Schwartze we'll be working
        on. So thanks for watching and see you next time.
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      We beginnen bij het begin, waar houdt je het houtskool vast? Hoe hard met je drukken? En welk effect heeft dit op de kleur en de lijn? Hoe maak je toonverschillen? Welk soort houtskool werkt het beste voor jou en hoe kun je met een gum gaan tekenen.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
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      text: Is dat aquarelpapier ?
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      transcript_text: Je zult merken dat de druk dan ook gelijk minder wordt. Je
        ziet het meteen. Welkom bij de eerste les van de zesdelige serie Houtskoolportret...
        voor de Rijksmuseum Creative. Ik zit hier vandaag met Sebastiaan, mijn leerling
        voor deze serie. Welkom. Wij gaan vandaag vooral bezig met houtskool. Ben
        je bekend met het materiaal houtskool? Het is lang geleden. Ik schilder meer,
        maar in het verleden heb ik het wel geprobeerd en gedaan. Dus alle tips zijn
        welkom? Dat is alleen maar fijn om te horen. Voor mij is het tekenen en schilderen
        echt een uitlaatklep. Dat doe je buiten je werk om? -Ja, puur hobbymatig.
        En superleuk. Laat ik beginnen met zo'n dunne. Jij mag er ook een pakken.
        Houtskool is in feite een restproduct van heel erg verbrand hout... waar geen
        zuurstof aan te pas kwam... waardoor een heel mooi hard materiaal overgebleven
        is. Deze geven heel fijn af. Ik wil jou eerst vragen om kennis te maken. We
        gaan wat lijnen en vlakken zetten. We gaan van alles gebruiken zodat je weer
        ziet hoe het werkt. Probeer eerst 's even een aantal lange lijnen te zetten,
        zo strak mogelijk. Je zult merken dat waar je 'm vasthoudt... Dat speelt ook
        mee. Je houdt 'm vrij laag vast, als een potlood of pen. Dan heb je iets meer
        controle, maar beweegt hij wat minder vrij. En eigenlijk, met een penseel,
        dan pak je 'm... Dan pak je ‘m hoger vast. Het zijn best lange stokjes. Probeer
        maar of daar verschil in zit. Je zult merken dat de druk dan ook gelijk minder
        wordt. Ja, je ziet het meteen. -Voorzichtiger, dus hij wordt lichter. Probeer
        ook even een bibberlijn uit door 'm al trillend heel losjes vast te houden.
        's Kijken wat er dan gebeurt. Dan gaat hij wat meer leven. -Inderdaad. Dat
        is heel letterlijk getrild. Als je bij mij kijkt, krijgt hij een trilling
        omdat ik 'm niet echt stil kan houden. Als je 'm een beetje over het papier
        laat glijden... Een zenuwachtige trilling. Dan stop je er meer gevoel in,
        eigenlijk. Precies. Het is leuk om straks af te wisselen met verschillende
        tekeningen. Wat gebeurt er als je 'm plat zou houden? Dan hou je 'm zo vast.
        Het is heel fijn materiaal om heel snel een hoeveelheid te kunnen vullen.
        Je kunt hier ook mee arceren. Bijvoorbeeld lijnen tegen elkaar in zetten zou
        heel goed kunnen werken. Maar ik wil ook vooral gaan oefenen met toongradaties,
        met verschillen. Dit is een vrij normaal houtskooltje. Je ziet hier ook op
        tafel al twee enorme blokken liggen. Zit er verschil in? -Vaak wel. Ook in
        de manier waarin het materiaal is opgebouwd. Je mag die grote pakken. Gewoon
        om het verschil te proeven. Hoe het anders werkt, en of het anders werkt.
        Misschien vind je de een prettiger werken. Dat je straks een voorkeur hebt
        voor verschillend houtskool. Dit materiaal, houtskool, kun je in allerlei
        maten en vormen kopen. Dit zijn de standaardmaten waar we nu mee werken. Je
        hebt niet zo'n hele grote dikke nodig om mee aan de slag te gaan. Zo'n dunne
        is prima om te doen wat wij nu aan het doen zijn. Ook die komen in verschillende
        maten en worden verkocht in dit soort doosjes. Is het zo dat je de dunnere
        meer voor details gaat gebruiken... en de grove voor grotere oppervlaktes?
        Vaak kun je meer kracht op die grotere zetten, waardoor het donkerder wordt.
        Daar ga ik nog van alles over uitleggen, want ik heb er nog een mee. Dat zijn
        deze harde. Dit zijn samengeperste houtskooltjes. En deze krijgen dat hele
        donkere. Deze is voor jou. Dit krijt kun je namelijk niet uitgummen. Dat is
        zo donker, dat krijg je niet weg. Probeer maar een paar lijnen hiermee te
        zetten. Dan voel je dat hij net wat anders werkt. Hij voelt ook vettiger aan.
        -Het is net een iets andere samenstelling. Dit zijn twee voorbeelden van Breitner.
        Althans, hetzelfde zelfportret... met een ingezoomd deel. Hier zie je heel
        mooi hoe hij zichzelf weergeeft in een houtskoolportret. Je ziet de lijnen
        heel duidelijk, strak aangezet, grof. En als ik inzoom op z'n gezicht ga je
        ook de gradaties in tonen zien. Je ziet dat 't van donker naar licht gaat,
        dat het in vlakken is opgezet. Juist dat spel, van werken met een houtskooltje,
        met lijnen en vlakken... dat maakt dat je bijna al schilderachtig te werk
        gaat, terwijl je aan 't tekenen bent. Sebastiaan, wat we gaan doen is een
        kader maken. En dan wil ik je vragen om zo donker mogelijk te beginnen...
        en dan naar licht toe te werken zonder dat je je houtskooltje van 't papier
        haalt. Naarmate je in het midden komt... zou je wat zachter moeten drukken.
        Dan zie je heel mooi 'n gradatie ontstaan. Zo krijg je er grip op... hoe je
        met licht en donker kan werken met hetzelfde materiaal. Wat ik nu wil doen,
        is 'n nieuwe maken. Dit keer mag je 'm helemaal voltekenen. Zo donker als
        hij hier is, zo donker mag je het hele vlak krijgen. Dan is het ook handiger
        om 'm wat platter te houden? Zodat de lijnen wat dikker worden. -Precies.
        Mijn vlak is wel aardig zwart. Dat van jou gaat ook goed. Ik pak er even kneedgum
        bij. Dit materiaal gaan we straks gebruiken om onderdelen weer weg te halen.
        Het is letterlijk kneedgum. Je kunt ermee kneden. Als je tekent, wordt hij
        steeds zwarter. Dan kun je 'm weer doorkneden, waardoor je weer kunt gummen.
        Maar hij raakt nooit verzadigd? Hij wordt wel donkerder, maar als je 'm doorkneedt,
        kun je 'm weer gebruiken. Probeer nu 's heel veel weg te nemen... en dan steeds
        minder, totdat je weer bij het donkerste eindigt. Ik heb hier ook een voorbeeld
        van Thérèse Schwartze. Zij doet andersom wat Breitner zojuist in z'n zelfportret
        deed. Ze gaat van een donkere achtergrond naar een licht gezicht... door het
        open te houden. En binnen het gezicht zie je 'n contrast tussen een donker
        en een licht gedeelte. Juist dat lichte gedeelte van haar wang... tegenover
        't donkere deel in haar gezicht en daar weer het donkere deel... laat heel
        goed zien dat je vanuit de achtergrond naar 't gezicht toe... mooie contrasten
        krijgt. Door dingen open te laten, harder aan te zetten... door verschillende
        lijnvoering met houtskool... krijg je heel veel verschillende nuances binnen
        hetzelfde materiaal. Dit voorbeeld is te downloaden vanaf de Rijksstudio...
        op de website van het Rijksmuseum. Sebastiaan, hoe gaat het bij jou? -Lekker.
        Dat kneedgum is wel heel apart spul. Dat was 't voor nu. We hebben geoefend
        met houtskool en kneedgum. Volgende keer ga ik kijken naar de vorm van 't
        gezicht... en hoe de ogen, neus en mond daarin geplaatst zijn en waar ze zich
        bevinden. Tot dan.
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  - video_id: AXXmTzwjmGM
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: Rembrandt''s Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction
      of Jerusalem'
    description: |-
      Do you have a minute for us? Curator Ilona van Tuinen shows us a personal favourite in one minute. In her own words: ‘One of the greatest paintings that was ever created.’ Find out more about Rembrandt’s Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem in this new episode of Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds. ⏲️

      Dive deeper into the Rijksmuseum: www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories

      #Rijksmuseum #Amsterdam #RijksmuseumIn60Seconds #Rembrandt      
    published_at: '2021-01-15T11:04:05Z'
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      author_display_name: '@ravingcyclist624'
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      text: Excellent. Thanks!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2023-10-04T03:53:21Z'
      updated_at: '2023-10-04T03:53:21Z'
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    - comment_id: UgyiRy8WXOjjY8wvoQ14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@alabamapilot244'
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      text: Such an incredible piece, it needs more exposition. Thank you!
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      published_at: '2025-01-19T05:21:01Z'
      updated_at: '2025-01-19T05:21:01Z'
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    - comment_id: UgyxujTeGawJMBqDfWJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@rachidbenali6105'
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      text: dank     zo is het.   great 60 sec
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-01-15T16:03:27Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-15T16:03:27Z'
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    - comment_id: Ugy15EG4N17g53LwjJF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@anavim6607'
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      text: "my favorite\nseems fitting for the current situation in israel \n8.10.23"
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      published_at: '2023-10-07T23:08:26Z'
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  - video_id: 2hKrhOcdOh4
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum in 60 seconds: Van Gogh''s Self-portrait'
    description: |-
      Learn more about our collection in one minute. In this new series our curators shine their light on some of their favourite works of art. Curator in training Maaike Rikhof starts things off with Vincent van Gogh's famous Self-portrait in 60 seconds! ⏲️

      🚨 For more video’s check out our Stories: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories      
    published_at: '2021-01-08T11:44:57Z'
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  - video_id: 2O25KKwTlR0
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Creating a Photobook | Lesson 2: Composition'
    description: |-
      It’s all about selecting & cutting, and killing your darlings. Explore your selection: how to make the story stronger? Experiment with new compositions from the photographs and try black and white instead of colour.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
    published_at: '2020-12-30T09:30:01Z'
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      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
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      text: Great
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      published_at: '2021-01-03T13:18:25Z'
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      transcript_text: Can you see what it does? -Yes. So you can see it creates more
        balance in your composition. Welcome to the second episode of the six-part
        miniseries on making a photobook dummy... by Rijksmuseum Creative. In this
        episode, we are going to focus on making a stronger composition... by cutting
        in the photograph... maybe changing it from colour to black and white, and
        mirroring. We're going to do that all, of course, inspired by the grand master
        Ed van der Elsken. Cathy, we're going to continue today. Can you tell me about
        what we did last time? Yes. Last time, we made a selection of all the pictures
        I took in Japan. It's a beautiful selection. I can see it was quite an amazing
        trip. I feel like I want to go to Japan. I'm going to give you an assignment.
        Could you pick three photographs and put them aside? Yes. This one. This one.
        Yes. Okay. So, let's make a little bit of space. We can flip a few photographs...
        so they don't distract us from the ones we're going to explore. I can already
        see something we can change. Maybe you can see it yourself as well. Start
        with this one. If you could travel back in time... to the moment you were
        standing there, holding your camera... would you change something? Would you
        do something differently? Yes. The lines here are a bit confusing. They're
        not straight. And here, there's something on the floor. That's distracting.
        Yes. So what we could do is cut those pieces off. Maybe by... A little bit
        here... and a little bit there. And then maybe you can tilt the image until
        the lines are straight. Do you see what it does? -Yes. It brings the focus
        on the beds. -Exactly. You can see it creates more balance in your composition.
        Let's take a look at the second picture. What's happening there? Can you tell
        me about it? Because it seems like quite an attraction. -It was. My three
        children, they're all blond, were dressed in kimonos. They're standing there
        as spontaneous photo models. But in this picture you can see also the trash
        laying on the side. You can see this man. And that's distracting from what's
        happening here. Yes. So what is a solution? I thought we could take out the
        trash and maybe also the man. Because I think, because he's wearing a white
        shirt, it's quite annoying. Yes. So now it's a horizontal image... but we're
        going to make it vertical maybe. -We could. As long as my children are on
        it. -Exactly. Let's take a look at the last one. That's also a picture I really
        like. My two daughters are looking over the bridge, to the water. My son is
        looking in the other direction. I like it, but I was wondering if you would
        change colour or whatever... if that would make a difference, if it would
        be stronger or not. We can put a black-and-white one and a coloured one next
        to each other... and see which one is stronger. I have a copy of that one
        here, in black and white. Let's put them together. And then... see what's
        happening. I don't think there is enough contrast in this photo to make it
        interesting as black-and-white. In this picture, I still prefer the coloured
        one. -I agree. I also agree because the photographs you took, all of them,
        in Japan... there's a lot of colour going on. The red, the green from the
        field, the yellow of the Pikachu. So I think colour is the way to go. We're
        going to pick out a few more pictures that we can make stronger... by maybe
        cutting or changing. If we flip them all back... Let's flip them back. And
        then, this one, for example... how can we make this photograph stronger? I
        think we might make a sort of frame. Like we did with the other ones. Yes,
        perhaps even top and... Yes. Something like this. Narrowing it down. Less
        distraction, more focus on the subject. It's very important to not start cutting
        directly. Like taking a picture. When you hold your camera, it's good to take
        in the environment. Use your eyes. It's the same for selecting and discovering
        your pictures. Just because it's shot, it doesn't mean it's the end result.
        There are a lot of opportunities to explore. Really take your time with that.
        All right. I think you got the hang of it now. We're going to go to the next
        assignment. And that's very difficult. We're going to kill our darlings. When
        pictures communicate with each other, they should give each other strength.
        Some of the pictures don't gives the pictures strength. We're going to eliminate
        at least ten. And... Yes. And I want you to flip over all the photographs
        that were going to eliminate. I'm going to help you. I'll start with this
        one. Because this one is quite different in colour and contrast. So I'm going
        to flip over this one. -I would like to flip over this one. Ten, you said.
        And this one. Are you sure about this this one? -Yeah, but also this and this...
        is also the same. Let's put the three of them on the perhaps pile. When we
        make up the pages, we'll pick one. This one too. The process of killing your
        darlings is really difficult. I understand that. But it's important to make
        a strong story for your photobook. Just because were eliminating pictures
        doesn't mean you can't make another photobook. You can make ten photobooks
        if you want to. But this photobook, we'll focus on one story. And that's why
        we're eliminating more pictures. Okay. -I think we have a good selection...
        to start working on the book. -I hope so. We have a little bit of a maybe
        pile. Let's gather up all the photos that won't be in this book. Good. We
        now have a good selection for your book. In the next episode, we'll focus
        on letting the pictures communicate with each other. And we'll put the knife
        in our photographs. We'll cut the photographs and make up the pages. Thank
        you for watching. I'll see you next episode.
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  - video_id: 6Fm9DEiyCzA
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fm9DEiyCzA
    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Creating a Photobook | Lesson 1: Story Finding'
    description: "How do you select a suitable story from a huge number of photos?\
      \ Distinguish different storylines and choose one for your photobook. We were\
      \ inspired by Ed van der Elsken. \n\nhttps://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories"
    published_at: '2020-12-30T09:00:01Z'
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      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
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      text: Great
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-01-03T13:32:15Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Is het een idee om op Japan te focussen? Dat zou ik graag
        willen. Ja, dat kan wel. Welkom bij onze zesdelige miniserie over het maken
        van een fotoboek. Hierin gaan we van begin tot eind een model-fotoboek maken.
        Dat doe ik samen met Cathy. Welkom, Cathy. Je hebt een stapel foto''s bij
        je. Een zee van herinneringen. Dat is nou juist het probleem. Als ik reis,
        wat ik heerlijk vind, maak ik heel veel foto''s. Die staan allemaal voor een
        herinnering of een mooie plek. En ik wil ze het liefst allemaal in m''n fotoboek
        stoppen. Daar kan ik je bij helpen. We gaan een model-fotoboek maken... ofwel
        een schetsversie van de latere digitale versie. We gaan een fysiek modelboek
        maken. Het voordeel daarvan is... dat je meer overzicht en ''n ander proces
        hebt dan als je meteen digitaal werkt. Het is ook leuker, want we gaan knippen,
        plakken en iets moois maken. We gebruiken een boek op A4-formaat. Als je dat
        openslaat, heb je A3, en dus veel ruimte om mee te werken. Wij gebruiken het
        verticaal, maar het kan ook horizontaal. Laten we beginnen. Ik spreid de foto''s
        uit op tafel, zodat je ziet wat ik gemaakt heb. Kan ik je helpen? -Graag.
        Je hebt een heleboel foto''s meegenomen. Ik geef je een opdrachtje: We zoeken
        eerst naar verhalen. Kun je zes foto''s kiezen die samen een verhaal vormen?
        Kijk naar de kleur, of de vorm... Dus niet van dezelfde plek of dag, maar
        gewoon... Een ander verhaal. -Precies. Begin maar met een visueel verhaal.
        Foto''s die iets visueels gemeen hebben, zoals kleur. Er zitten veel dieren
        bij, zoals een hert. Dus misschien kunnen we een serie met dieren maken. Een
        hert, een schildpad, een panda... -Ja, die zocht ik. Even kijken... Wel levende
        dieren. De koikarper. Hier is een walvis. -Ah, een walvis. Dit is dus één
        verhaallijn. Die hoeven we niet te gebruiken, maar ze gaan allemaal over dieren.
        We gaan nog twee verhalen kiezen. Dan nemen we portretten. -Goed. Kies maar
        zes portretten. Groepsportretten... -Precies. Deze. -Oké. Deze. En dit is
        geen echt portret, maar voor mij toch weer wel. Het is het achterhoofd van
        m''n dochter. Ik zie dat je ook graag veel details fotografeert. Deze... En
        ik hou erg van dit soort details. En nog een leeuw op een tempel. -Dan hebben
        we nu... een idee van visuele verhalen die we kunnen vertellen. Zou het een
        idee zijn om op Japan te focussen? Dan maak ik een album over Japan, want
        dat zou ik graag willen. We kiezen alles van de reis naar Japan en gaan het
        vervolgens schiften. Eerst gaan we foto''s elimineren. We beginnen met tien
        foto''s die je niet in de serie wilt hebben. Ik ga er tien selecteren. Dan
        haal ik deze eruit. Het was een mooi uitzicht vanaf de rivier in Kyoto...
        maar het kan overal zijn. -Dus hij is niet echt Japans. Het is wel moeilijk,
        want... Je wilt alles bewaren. -Klopt. Deze, dat is een slechte. -Hij is een
        beetje donker. Kies er nu eens tien die je zeker in je boek wilt hebben. Dat
        is makkelijker. Deze foto''s wil ik heel graag houden. Dan leg je die in het
        midden. Mooie tempel, het hert... Dit is dezelfde tempel, en hier lopen m''n
        dochters. Slapen in Japanse bedden. De kimono''s. Deze twee lijken erg op
        elkaar. Het is duidelijk dezelfde dag en dezelfde plek. Zal ik die dan allebei
        gebruiken? -Ja, doe maar. In deze miniserie laten we ons inspireren... door
        de beroemde fotograaf Ed van der Elsken. Cathy vroeg me net waarom je één
        foto uit meerdere momenten moet kiezen. Ik stelde voor dat ze beide momenten
        zou gebruiken, net als Ed op deze foto. De foto''s lijken op elkaar, maar
        zijn van verschillende momenten. Dat nodigt de kijker uit om te fantaseren
        over wat er in de tussentijd gebeurt. Ik zie dat je klaar bent met verzamelen
        van de foto''s. We hebben nu een themaselectie. De volgende keer gaan we schiften
        en vragen we ons af wat een goede foto is. Je moet er ook om denken... dat
        Cathy prachtige foto''s heeft, die elk een kunstwerk op zich zijn... maar
        dat het boek een nieuw kunstwerk is. We gaan dus een kunstwerk maken van bestaande
        kunstwerken. We onderzoeken ook... wat je krijgt als je foto''s uitsnijdt
        of misschien uitvergroot. Ik kijk nu al uit naar de volgende les. -Ik ook.'
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  - video_id: -7e3m9FcOn0
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schetsen | Les 6: Omgeving'
    description: |-
      Met maar een paar lijntjes kon Rembrandt bomen of gras suggereren. Ook gebruikte hij andere objecten en technieken zoals afsnijden om ruimte te suggereren.

      Kijk mee en leer de basis van een omgeving schetsen.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
    published_at: '2020-12-28T12:50:52Z'
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      author_display_name: '@EdwinvH0605'
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      text: Hele leuke lessen....is lang geleden dat ik getekend had ga het nu weer
        oppakken door deze videos 😊
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      published_at: '2023-05-03T14:11:22Z'
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      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andreafedeli8532
      text: Bravo
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-01-03T18:16:48Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-03T18:16:48Z'
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    - comment_id: UgwnQWBvct_9AMtrytB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@theaotto1582'
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      text: Hoog tempo, je ziet niet wat er gebeurt, je moet zelf je te tekenen objecten
        bij elkaar zoeken, de tekeningen/etsen van Rembrandt kon ik niet vinden, dus
        was er niet veel gelegenheid om mee te tekenen. Ik vond het meer schetstips
        dan een basiscursus schetsen. Voor Britt was het zeker wel een basiscursus,
        maar voor mij als YouTube-kijker helaas niet.
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      published_at: '2024-10-30T20:09:39Z'
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      transcript_text: 'I’m just taking a peak at what you’ve done, Britt.- Is it
        any good? Absolutely. Welcome to this new lesson. This is lesson 6 in Rijksmuseum
        Creative. In this lesson, I want to look at howwe can sketch in the surroundings.
        So, Britt, you’ve got yourdrawing down. But it’s still sort of floatingon
        the white page. I want to show you sometricks you can use... so it looks more
        like it’sin a real setting. First, I want to take a quick look atsome pictures
        of Rembrandt’s. Here I’ve got... two etchings – two copies of etchings...
        and you can see, especially in this beautiful example... that he has drawn
        a few figures... very deftly, of course... but you can instantly tell where
        they are. There are some lines that illustratethe surroundings. In the background,
        some quick... suggestive lines to representclumps of grass and trees. The
        figure in front – which you’vebeen working on in our exercise – is very dark,
        and then beyond him is another small figure who’s lighter. This is a good
        illustration of the methods... you can use to further enhance the sense of
        depth. Here’s another example with a lot more figures... You see a whole procession
        of people walking, and here in the background... you see some more peopleapproaching.
        Much smaller, of course, and so lighter. They’re arranged more or less on
        one line. That tells you they’re a bit... father away, in this case in a mountainous,rocky
        landscape. And here, especially in front, we see... all kinds of lines meant
        to representshrubs and grassy areas. There are many moreexamples of things...
        you can do to create a sense of depth. One is cropping. That can really help.
        Here is a spot that’s cropped. How would you describe this? What’s going on
        here? It cuts off the image at a specific point... to bring something into
        the foreground more.- Yes, basically you’re framing it. This is the edge of
        the paper, so yousee it stops there, but in fact it looks... as if the image
        extends beyond that.It actually makes it look bigger. I want you to bear that
        in mind for later.Don’t tuck everything neatly inside the... frame, but also
        let some thingsfall outside it. That’s one good method. You can also add somethingto
        suggest a horizon. The horizon isn’t always visible, of course. We’re in an
        urban setting... where there are always houses in the way, so you don’t actually
        see a line. But you can give just a hint of itlightly there in the distance.
        So, that’s something else you can do. Also, set things in the foreground and
        background. Not only human figures, but you canalso easily do that with objects.
        You’re going to try that out nowwith the sketch you’ve done. You’ve made a
        fairly smalldrawing on a large sheet. Go ahead and draw a frame... around
        the figures, marking theedges of your picture, as it were. That in itself
        gives you a senseof how things are positioned. And then go ahead and take
        somethings from these pictures... like a line in the background. If you draw
        it very high up, it lookslike a very high horizon. If you put it low, then
        it feels like they’restanding on very low ground. These are all tricks you
        can use. Coming in here from the side I could... maybe have a branch, it doesn’t
        matter what. To create that cropping effect. Before, it might have looked
        like my figures were in a city, but the minute… I draw half a tree projecting
        in herethe impression is quite different. As if it’s some kind of... encounter
        between people in a park. And in the background just a... few quick strokes
        that mightrepresent a house. It doesn’t really matter what,or some more lines
        of trees. And also remember our rule: if it’s veryclose, it tends to be darker...
        and if it’s quite far away, it’s lighter.And closer of course also means larger.
        You can see how it all works, right? Now all of a sudden they’re starting
        to occupy a space, instead of floating. It also makes it come alive more.-
        Yes. What we’re doing now, creatingdepth on a flat surface... works fine,
        but it’s even betterto do this outside. All you need is a sketchpadand your
        pencil. This one’s for you, Britt. Take that along. - Thank you. We’ll head
        outside, where we’ll... apply basically everything we justlearned to what
        we see around us... with people walking in the street. Excellent. Take a look
        around. Now, in a few quick, rough lines,start setting up the surroundings.
        Try to position those figuresin it too. Large and small, one in frontof the
        other. It’s as much about looking as drawing. Keep looking over your pad.-
        OK. Drawing in a nice quick, flowing hand.- Right. How’s it going, Britt?-
        It’s going OK. It’s a little harder than...- Sure, so what makes it harder
        than before? Well, everything’s moving, the scene’sconstantly changing. Yes,
        obviously, the peopleare all moving around. You have to figure out whichones
        you want to draw. But this... one drawing doesn’t needto be perfect. You can
        always turn the page and try again. What matters is being able to... convey
        what you see in veryquick and fluid lines. Also try not to go into... the
        details too much at first. And also try... thinking about how youcould maybe...
        add interest to your drawingby playing with light and shade... by adding different
        kinds of lines.So everything we practised... in the lessons are things youcan
        apply in this sketch. I’m just taking a peak at what you’ve done, Britt.-
        Is it any good? Absolutely. It’s interesting to see what you’vedone in just
        this short time. Where I held my paperhorizontally... you’ve got yours vertically.
        You have a nice view across the whole square... so you’re showing a lot ina
        very small drawing. With human figures and objects andin the background a
        few lines... that might be a building... And in the foreground, very clearly...
        that street lamp, two girlsthat were over there... chatting, and with croppingand
        overlapping. It looks like in this one lesson you’ve integrated pretty much...
        everything there was to learn.Well done. So now you can turn to a fresh sheet
        and keep doing what you’re doing. Go outside, and keep on drawing.- Yes...
        Thanks so much!- You’re welcome. Thank you for watching. I hope you were drawing
        along with us. You can share your work on our social media channels... and
        I hope to see you backagain next time.'
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schetsen | Les 5: Diepte'
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      Hoe plaats je figuren in een ruimte? Of hoe suggereer je dat het ene object verder weg van jou als kijker staat dan het andere? Kijk mee en leer de basis van diepte schetsen.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
    published_at: '2020-12-28T11:46:33Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Do you like doing this better, Britt? Yes, it’s a bit freer.
        To me it’s less stressful than... doing a really detailed drawing. Welcome
        to lesson 5 in Rijksmuseum Creative. This lesson is about depth. Britt, I’d
        like to take a look at how wecan create depth on a flat surface. We’ve drawn
        human figures, but... so far only focusing on one andthey were still sort
        of floating... on the paper. So, what kinds of techniquescan you use to...
        try to position those figures more in a space? A great way to do that is...
        with a few objects, say,the same things we used... for our first sketches.
        OK, so you’re actually... lining them up in a way thatshows exactly... what
        I want to explain. As soon asyou set something down... set something in front
        of it, then obviously... they overlap in places. This apple is in front of
        the bowl. That means there’s a part –in your case of the bowl – that you can’t
        see. I can’t see part of the apple, because I’m looking at it from the other
        side... but this lets yourbrain know: Oh, that bowl... is further away from
        me. We call this ‘overlapping’. If the bowl were sitting farther away,literally
        farther like this... or only just like this... your eyes also wouldn’t be
        ableto make it out as clearly... so that makes it less detailed. By contrast,
        the apple is much darker.And the jug… you could place it neatly alongsideso
        they’re far apart... but it could also be interestingto put it in between.
        You can make a composition usingthe objects you’ve got… moving them around
        to seewhat works best. You can see the same thing in picturesor drawings by
        Rembrandt. Here, you see… a drawing of a group of figures. They’re still hoveringin
        the space a bit. But even if you can’t really tell where they are, you can
        see there’s depth. That’s because of some of thosethings I just showed you.
        If you look closely here, you can see thesefigures are overlapping each other.
        This figure is standing in front of that one. So you know this one must be
        farther away. This figure here… has more dark linesand dark patches. Which
        means he’s closer. Something you also see, is that normallythings that are
        closer… Say, if you hold your hand in frontof your face – go ahead and try
        it. You’ll see it gets darkeras you bring it closer. Oh, right. And what you’ve
        also got is… a difference in size.Clearly, something that’s in front... will
        always be bigger than something which is smaller, and farther away. You can
        see the same effectvery clearly in this photograph. Another old-fashioned
        picture. Lots of people, all looking straight at thecamera, and that makes
        it pretty easy… to see who’s closer and who’s farther away,because the largest
        one is closest. It all sounds perfectly logical… but it does give the flat
        surface animmediate sense of depth. You see a lot more dark contoursand lines
        and areas. Towards the back there it’s less detailed,so they’re also lighter.
        And there’s the overlapping again. That’s what I want to work on now. I want
        you to draw a few figures on your sheet. Try to position themin the space.
        I’ll lay these here, and that wayyou can combine them. It might also be fun
        to take those… figures, even though they havenothing to do with each other...
        to draw them, nice and big on your sheet,in a nice quick, loose sketch. And
        then try positioning them in front of each other using large and small figures.
        Making the figures in front larger and all those tips I just gave you. And
        when you’re drawing a figure… and you’re working on overlapping,don’t worry…
        if the lines end up crossing each other. That’s bound to happen. But it helps
        to already have in mindwhere you want to position things. OK. So, should you
        press down harder for a figure in the foreground? If you already wanted to
        indicate what’s dark and light… then sure, you can makethose lines darker.
        You can also fill them in later on, when you get around to shading… or colouring
        larger sections.It doesn’t really make a difference. Another tip, when you’re
        doing this,is make a head start on those other figures… so you can already
        get a sense of where they’ll overlap. Think of it less like a puzzle where
        you’re fitting it together piece by piece, And more that you’re... Getting
        the composition down beforeworking out all the details? Exactly. That lets
        you see where things should go. - Yes. And here again, it’s about that quick,
        fluid sketching… finding the right lines as you go… really try to aim for
        that some more.- OK. It’s easy to fall back into your… old methods when you’restill
        getting the hang of it… so it’s good to keep goingback over those lines. Right.
        How could you emphasize that this figure is in front or farther back? Because
        right now it looks like this… figure is going to be on the same planeas the
        boy on the right. Some more detail on the one in front?- For example, yes.
        This figure’s going to be in front?- Yes, I think so. What you could do is,
        maybe he’sholding something that... overlaps in front, or have his shoe stick
        out just enough so... you can see that he’s really physicallystanding in front
        of the other figure. Do you like doing this better, Britt?- Yes, it’s a bit
        freer. To me it’s less stressful than... doing a really detailed drawing.
        This way is more relaxed. That’s exactly something I want you to take away
        from this: to have fun with drawing. It’s important to feel that, and that
        it’ssomething you want to do. That you’re not worried about making anaccurate,
        perfect drawing in one go. I still have some space in mine that I needto fill
        in, since I’ve drawn these two... figures a bit farther apart thanwhere Rembrandt
        put... this figure, which I’m drawing here, in the middle. How could I fill
        this in? Sometimes, even just a few lines are enough to give the suggestion
        of a... long coat, for instance like thesegentlemen are wearing. It doesn’t
        matter so much. Whereas these boys have onvery dark trousers. So you can combine
        the two.- OK You could make it up, but... you can also just copy... your examples.
        Shade those darker areas in a little... more heavily and add the median tints.
        So the parts that are really light now... should probably be a bit darker...
        because it’s so light there as well.- OK. That hat is probably darker... those
        sections between the shadows could... use some more grey tones, maybe. At
        the bottom too, so that nothing is... as light as the lightest parts of theshirt
        on the boy on the right. Yes. Now it’s very obvious to me that this... one
        is in front and that this figure is between them. Well done. You see it straight
        away. Now we have depth, but oddly enough it still feels likeit’s all floating
        on the page a bit. If you want to know how to actuallyposition these figures
        in a space, check out the next episode, whenBritt and I will be going outside
        to... look at how we can position people in a space on our flat surface.'
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schetsen | Les 4: Mensfiguur'
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      Hoe kan je met een paar lijnen een mens afbeelden? Wat moet er licht en wat moet er donker? En hoe kan je in een paar lijnen ook houding, emotie en karakter weer geven.

      Natuurlijk kijken we naar de meester Rembrandt om te zien hoe hij deze techniek gebruikte, maar ook gebruiken we de foto’s van George H. Breitner.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
    published_at: '2020-12-28T11:31:56Z'
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      transcript_text: Het is wel weer meteen een stuk anders dan echt een schets
        natekenen. Welkom bij deze vierde les... deze schets van Rijksmuseum Creative.
        Vandaag gaan we werken aan mensfiguren. Britt, we hebben natuurlijk de vorige
        keer objecten getekend, maar ik wil je natuurlijk... ook laten oefenen met
        het tekenen van mensen. En niemand deed het beter dan Rembrandt zelf. Ik heb
        een paar voorbeelden meegenomen. Wat opvalt is dat je eigenlijk maar enkele
        lijnen ziet. Daarmee weet hij de houding zelfs een beetje karakter... emotie,
        alles heeft hij daar mee te vangen. Natuurlijk is hij getraind. Hij heeft
        een getraind oog, getraind hand, maar dat kun je leren dus. Dat je beetje
        leert kijken welke lijnen... nou essentieel zijn en nodig zijn om iets mooi
        neer te zetten. En het werkt heel goed om mensen in het echt na te tekenen...
        maar het werkt ook heel goed om te werken... naar de voorbeelden van anderen.
        Ik wil jou... deze bijvoorbeeld geven... en dan werk ik zelf met dit voorbeeld
        ook... een mooie waar in je weer wat lichte partijen ziet. Een heel... los
        handschrift. Hij heeft een heel losse toets vaak. En dan hier wat krabbeliger
        waardoor het wat donkerder wordt. Weer die lijnen dichter op elkaar. En dan
        mag je die zo groot als ze zijn... even natekenen. Oké. Dus je kan even aangeven
        waar het midden... is, waar het begin is en waar je wil eindigen. Als je niet
        helemaal uit komt is het geen ramp... maar dan heb je een klein beetje een
        houvast. Nu probeer ik echt in grote, simpele lijnen. Ik ga niet exacte lijnen
        naar die... Rembrandt neerzetten, want hij heeft een eigen handschrift. En
        wat je ook gaat zien, is dat soms Rembrandt met hele rake lijnen iets neerzet...
        maar dat hij dat ook een beetje aanzet, dus dat sommige lijnen wat donkerder
        zijn... dan de ander. Door wat harder te drukken met je potlood bijvoorbeeld.
        Precies. Daarmee leg je net iets meer de nadruk, dus bij jou zie je dit gedeelte...
        is wat meer aangedrukt, maar ook juist bij de schoenen. Dat echt het licht
        van die kant afkomt. Hoe gaat het? - Ja, wel oké. Het is wel moeilijker met
        de verhoudingen, omdat dit een object is... wat je niet gewend bent. Maar
        ja, het is makkelijk dat hij het al in grote lijnen heeft opgezet. Dat hij
        het voordoet. En jij, wat teken je zelf eigenlijk? Vaak portretten, maar dat
        is dan echt alleen het gezicht. En dan werk je naar foto of ook? - Ja, naar
        foto. Niet zozeer naar mensen in het echt. Je heb nog niet mensen die voor
        je stil gingen zitten. Nee. Niet thuis een keer? Nee, ook nog nooit. Dus dat
        zou ook wel wat... goede oefening zijn. - Ja, is wel leuk ja. Mooi die rechte
        lijnen die je ziet... die van die jas die benadrukken ook nog dat het een
        heel lange.... cape is bijna die hij draagt. Alsof het een hele soepele jas
        is. - Ja. Zelfs met een paar lijnen kun je een gevoel geven van stof of structuur.
        In dit voorbeeld hier zie je een ets. En wat zo grappig is aan... de voorbeelden
        waar wij nu van werken, dat zijn tekeningen. Het zou zomaar kunnen dat...
        Rembrandt deze figuur buiten heeft gezien, heeft getekend... en dat hij in
        zijn atelier het verder is gaan uitwerken. Dus hier zie je wat meer licht
        en donker partijen aangezet. Misschien beetje bij verzonnen. Misschien heeft
        hij er iets bij bedacht... maar algemeen is het gebaseerd op de tekeningen
        en mensen die hij buiten tegenkwam. Staat er goed op, Britt. Dit zijn natuurlijk
        hele snelle... schetsen van Rembrandt en die hebben wij redelijk snel overgenomen.
        Nu wil ik even kijken naar het werken van foto's. Je hebt wel eens met foto's
        gewerkt, begreep ik. Ja, klopt. - Ik heb een aantal voorbeelden meegenomen.
        En... ik geef deze aan jou. Dat is wel een hele mooie oude foto. Ja dit zijn
        foto's uit de Rijksstudio. Hier in het Rijksmuseum werken we natuurlijk heel
        vaak naar de voorbeelden en... de werken van de grote meesters, maar je kan
        natuurlijk ook heel goed kijken naar foto's. Dit zijn toevallig inderdaad
        allemaal oude foto's. Die je van de website kan downloaden. Ik wil deze even
        gebruiken om in ieder geval op de mensfiguren te letten. Het gaat niet zozeer
        om de entourage en de... context eromheen, maar probeer het middelste figuur
        even... groot neer te zetten zoals je zojuist hebt gedaan... met de tekening
        van Rembrandt. Doe ik hetzelfde met mijn... figuur hier op de voorgrond. Het
        is wel weer meteen een stuk anders dan echt een schets natekenen. Ja, tuurlijk.
        Hier werk je naar de lijnen van Rembrandt zelf... die heeft hij eigenlijk
        voor jou al bepaald. - Ja. Wat maakt het nog meer dat het heel anders voelt
        voor jou nu? Ik moet zelf zien waar het donker en licht valt, terwijl Rembrandt
        dat al zelf... zeg maar mooi met die lijnen bedacht heeft. Dus dit is misschien
        nog een tandje... moeilijker omdat je nu weer van de foto werkt? - Zeker.
        Natuurlijk is het ook nog steeds een plat... vlak als je ineens een plat vlak
        over op je papier. Op een moment dat je echte mensen gaat tekenen die buiten
        rondlopen, zou dat natuurlijk ook weer anders zijn. En ook omdat het een bewegend
        beeld is. De foto bij mij is vastgelegd in een lopende vorm. Dat maakt het
        ook weer heel anders dan een stilstaand persoon. Ja, tuurlijk is het nog altijd
        makkelijk... als zij zo braaf stil blijft staan, maar het is een lopende houding.
        Hoe vind je het gaan Britt? Ja, gaat wel goed. Door jouw tips heb ik echt
        dat losse tekenen... wat beter door. Kan ik sneller dingen op papier zetten.
        Ja dat is het vooral, je zet veel vlotter zo'n... heel figuur op papier en
        ook nog met licht en donker, dus die lijnen zijn goed zichtbaar. En straks
        wordt het echt leuk als je dit... beetje onder de knie krijgt om random mensen
        of familieleden, vrienden gewoon even te vragen... stil te zitten of juist
        op moment te tekenen als ze iets aan doen zijn. Zeker. Als iemand even tv
        zit te kijken... kan je mooi makkelijk. Omdat je nu steeds sneller gaat tekenen...
        weet je ook steeds sneller te vangen wat je wil vangen, dat je niet alles
        in... volle detail neer moet zetten om net zo'n krachtige tekening te maken.
        De volgende keer wil ik gaan kijken hoe we wat meer diepte kunnen creëren
        in de... mensen, meer ruimte kunnen creëren door ze voor elkaar te plaatsen.
        Dat kun je met objecten doen, maar natuurlijk ook met mensen. Daar gaan we
        de volgende keer naar kijken.
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    title: Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schetsen | Licht & schaduw
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      Hoe kunnen we licht en donker tekenen en hoe werkt dat op verschillende voorwerpen? En hoe kan je dat effect in je tekening versterken? In deze les gebruiken passen we de technieken uit de lessen arceren en lijnschets toe en gaan we verschillende voorwerpen goed bekijken en natekenen om te zien waar de lichte tonen en schaduwen vallen.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
    published_at: '2020-12-28T11:18:02Z'
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      author_display_name: '@jacquelinevochteloo8973'
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      text: Britt je bent nog steeds zo goed !!
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      published_at: '2021-01-09T16:44:33Z'
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      author_display_name: '@harrietkuipers2936'
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      text: Veel te snel. En erg onduidelijke voorbeeld tekeningen. Jammer! Kan dit
        svp aangepast worden?
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      transcript_text: 'Straks als we lichte en donkere partijen erin aan gaan brengen,
        ga je zien dat de vorm ook... duidelijker zichtbaar wordt op het moment dat
        je die aanzet. Welkom bij deze derde les in schetsen hier in het Rijksmuseum
        Creative. Ik ga hier vandaag kijken met Britt naar licht en donker. Vorige
        keer hebben we gekeken naar de lijnschets natuurlijk van het object. De eerste
        les hebben we gekeken naar de arcering. Die twee komen nu samen. We gaan kijken
        hoe licht en donker kunnen aanbrengen in de voorwerpen die we... hebben gebruikt
        in onze eerdere tekeningen. Helemaal goed, leuk. Eerst wil ik eens gaan kijken
        hoe licht werkt bij die objecten. We hebben hier natuurlijk al te maken met...
        lampen en het licht van buitenaf en in iedere situatie is dat weer anders.
        We kunnen ook een klein beetje kunstmatig licht inzetten om te zien hoe schaduw
        werkt... en hoe je de licht en donkere delen in verschillende objecten kan
        versterken. Zou je die 2 kommetjes weer kunnen pakken? Bij deze twee objecten
        zie je verschillende schaduwen. Deze donkere schaduw hier, dat is de... slagschaduw
        die valt op de tafel en die is heel goed zichtbaar. Hoe dichterbij je vaak
        bij het object komt natuurlijk... hoe minder licht er van de zijkant op kan
        vallen. Dus die is vaak... wat donkerder op het moment dat je wat verder weg
        komt. En ik wil dat nog even benadrukken met... kunstmatig licht. Ik gebruik
        gewoon de zaklamp van mijn mobiel. Die kan ik een beetje bij schijnen en dan
        zie je dat die... schaduw verandert natuurlijk, maar dat hij ook sterker wordt.
        Maar dan krijg je ook te maken met schaduw ín het object. Hier zie je dat
        de... slagschaduw zichtbaar is aan jouw kant nu. Maar ook eigen schaduw. Dat
        is de schaduw van het object zelf binnen het object. Kun jij de kommetjes
        Britt, weer daar... neerzetten en dan eventjes het kannetje pakken? Want daar
        gaan wij nu mee werken. Dat is ons kannetje weer, die hebben we de vorige
        keer getekend. En.. kijk als ik ''m er nu bijhoudt... dan zie je ook, dat
        zelfs in het object zelf... een heel klein beetje, misschien aan de bovenkant
        bijvoorbeeld zie je dat het donker wordt. Hier aan de randen echt ook. En
        hoe donkerder, dat is zeker aan deze kant beter zichtbaar... hoe dichterbij
        het object zelf, zeker aan deze kant. Als ik hem zo houd, zie jij het beter,
        zie je dat het hier donkerder is. Ja, het vervaagt naar de buitenkant. Ja,
        wat gaan we daarmee doen? We nemen weer een redelijk zacht potlood. Ik raad
        je aan om even met 2B te beginnen en we gaan om te beginnen weer eventjes
        een.. snelle lijnschets maken zoals we hebben geoefend. Kijk net zoveel als
        dat je tekent. Je mag hem redelijk groot erop zetten. Gebruik ongeveer de
        helft van het blaadje... dan heb je straks genoeg ruimte om te... te arceren
        en om die lichte en donkere partijen erin te zetten. Staat het goed zo voor
        jou? -  Ja, zeker. En ik vond het de vorige keer wel handig om die stippen
        neer te zetten. Je kan een bovenkant aangeven, de onderkant en dan... inderdaad
        die middellijn... als je dat prettig vindt. Straks als we lichte en donkere
        partijen erin aan gaan brengen... ga je zien dat de vorm ook duidelijker zichtbaar
        wordt op het moment dat je die aanzet. Oké.  Een beetje meer de rondingen
        ook aangeven? - Gaan we ook aan werken, ja. En met licht en donker krijg je
        dat ook makkelijker erin. Nu wordt het een kwestie van, oké, waar zitten de
        meest donkere partijen. Laten we daarmee beginnen. Je kan dus als truc weer
        een beetje met je ogenharen knijpen, dus wat je doet... is dat je de lichte
        en donkere partijen daardoor wat meer in contrast zet. Dan zie ik, in mijn
        geval, moet jij maar voor jezelf bepalen... voor van mijn kant is de binnenkant
        hier... het tuitje dat is net het donkerste. Dus die ga ik als eerste aanzetten.
        Kun je op meerdere manieren doen. Je kan natuurlijk je potlood zo vlak houden...
        maar leuk is om juist nu te kijken of je die arceringen mee kan krijgen. Die
        lijn belijning echt erin brengen? - Ja. Je weet nog hoe dichter ze bij elkaar
        komen, hoe donkerder het wordt. En dan kun je heel goed kruislings arcering
        aanbrengen. Welk gedeelte is voor jou het donkerst in jouw tekening? Voor
        mij is dit stuk het donkerst. Ja? Zet het ook maar echt zo donker mogelijk
        aan. Hoe harder die contrasten, het is bijna zwart hier, hoe beter je gaat
        zien dat dat... een plek is waar het licht dus moeilijk bij komt en dat het
        dus verder weg ligt. Zo lezen onze hersenen straks je eigen tekening. Een
        ander donker gedeelte is natuurlijk... schaduwen, dus die kan je er ook alvast
        inzetten. Jij houdt je potlood dan van boven vast, dat je dan meer druk hebt?
        Nu net had ik hem van boven vast, meer een schrijfhouding... En nu hou ik
        ''m juist plat en ga ik... eventjes een heel donker vlak met de zijkant aanzetten.
        En ook daarvoor geldt kijk goed waar die... schaduw begint. Het is donker
        hier bijna onder het potje bij mij. Terwijl wij hier aan het tekenen zijn,
        wil ik nog even een voorbeeld laten zien. Ik heb hier een voorbeeld van Rembrandt.
        Dit mensfiguur hier is hetzelfde aan ''t doen wat wij aan ''t doen zijn...
        die is een voorwerp aan het natekenen. Wat heel goed opvalt in vooral het
        object... is dat je ziet waar de donkere en lichte partijen zijn. En hij laat
        open wat heel licht is... waar het licht op valt en zet meer lijntjes waar
        het donkerder is. Op die manier krijg je een veel sterker licht donker contrast.
        En hij zet het ook nog eens tegen een donkere achtergrond, dus die lijntjes
        zijn veel... dichter op elkaar en gaan tegen elkaar in verschillende richtingen...
        waardoor dit lichte gedeelte ook nog eens meer naar voren komt. Dus Britt,
        wat ik jou nog even wil meegeven. Hier zie je dat dus heel goed: teken niet
        alles in. Je hebt nu een deel nog redelijk over. Je kan sommige delen ook
        open laten... dan weet je zeker dat de aller lichtste delen zijn. Dat is jouw
        lichtste toon... waar je als eerste de meest donkere toon hebt neergezet.
        Ja? Ja. Heb je op dit moment nog een plek bij mij... waarvan ik denk van daar
        moet ik extra op focussen of? De schaduw op dit moment, die lijkt een beetje
        vast te zitten aan... de lijnen van het kannetje zelf. In de schaduw houd
        ik mijn potlood even plat. Vind ik wat prettiger werken om wat sneller dat
        vlak in te vullen. Maar wat ik ook doe, is dat die richting... van de lijntjes
        dus een andere kant op gaat. Als ik diezelfde richting ook hierin zou zetten,
        dan lijkt het of ''ie meegaat. Dus probeer ook daar een beetje consequent
        in te zijn, dat je verschillende materialen... of verschillende oppervlakten
        in een andere richting weet neer te zetten. - Ja. En doe dat door te blijven
        kijken. Dat is heel belangrijk. Ik merk dat je hierdoor wel heel goed het...
        verschil tussen echte hele lichte punten en de hele diepe punten gaat zien.
        Ja? Ja, dat is wel heel fijn. - Wij tekenen nu een kannetje na, maar je...
        kan natuurlijk alles wat je geleerd hebt toepassen op ieder willekeurig object.
        Ja, het is een hele mooie basis om mee verder te gaan. Als het goed is, heb
        je het meeste er wel opstaan. Het kan soms dat het een beetje begint te vlekken
        of dat je... ik heb wat wilder getekend... dus ik krijg wat meer grotere delen
        gevuld met... m''n potlood, maar juist daarmee kun je ook weer een leuk nieuw
        trucje doen. Het zou zomaar kunnen dat je nu bijvoorbeeld van die highlights
        of... lichtere plekjes ziet, die nog niet zo in je tekening zitten. Daarmee
        kun je je gum juist weer gaan inzetten. Wij zien een gum vaak als een voorwerp
        dat je... gebruikt om fouten te corrigeren, maar je kan er natuurlijk ook
        een soort van mee tekenen. Dus ga eens na waar het eigenlijk... misschien
        wat lichter in jouw tekening zou moeten zijn... als je terugkijkt naar het
        kannetje zelf. Probeer het met die gum, daarin te tekenen. Zie ik hier een
        soort highlightje. En hiervoor geldt eigenlijk ook dat je dat een beetje mee
        met die richting doet. Het ziet er goed uit. Voorwerp staat erop. Je mag stoppen,
        laat ''t maar even zo. Volgende keer wil ik kijken of we mensfiguren op papier
        kunnen zetten. Dan gaan we niet meer kijken naar objecten... maar hoe plaats
        je een mens op het vlak.'
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      In deze les gaan we goed kijken naar de vormen van simpele voorwerpen, een appel en een kom. Er worden ook verschillende soorten potloden besproken en waar je die het beste voor kan gebruiken.

      De belangrijkste les is, tekenen wat je ziet, niet wat je denkt dat je denkt dat je ziet.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
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      author_display_name: '@jacquelinevochteloo8973'
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      text: Super erg leuk!!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-01-09T16:40:51Z'
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      author_display_name: '@vincentromijn9129'
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      text: Heel interessant kan je mij ook hoe moet je gaan tekenen
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      published_at: '2024-09-18T17:30:10Z'
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      author_display_name: '@svitpet2153'
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      text: Goed zo.
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      published_at: '2021-01-06T18:19:10Z'
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      transcript_text: 'Iets grotere cirkel, wordt het nu. Of een ovaal meer hè? -
        Ja. Want anders ga je weer tekenen wat je denkt. Welkom bij deze Rijksmuseum
        schetsles. We gaan nu echt aan de slag. Vorige keer hebben we gekeken naar
        arcering. Dit keer wil ik een lijnschets maken. Ik heb jou in de vorige les
        gevraagd of je al een beetje bekend was met potlood. Nou, je hebt natuurlijk
        getekend. En nu ga ik toch heel even in over de verschillende hardheden. Het
        kan namelijk geen kwaad om op ''t moment dat je wil gaan tekenen en wil gaan
        schetsen... om een setje aan te schaffen met verschillende hardheden. En daarbij
        komen allerlei codes. De B-tjes staan voor de zachte... potloden en de H''s
        voor de harde potloden. Dat is misschien ook gelijk een ezelsbruggetje met
        de H natuurlijk. En voor een simpele schetstekening kan ik... je aanraden
        om bijvoorbeeld te werken met 2B tot 4B. Hoe hoger het getal, hoe zachter
        ze worden dus... als je een 9B pakt of hoger, dan teken je... met zo''n zacht
        potlood, dat het wel heel gemakkelijk afgeeft. Het moment dat je een hardere
        neemt krijg je weer wat lichtere lijnen. Ik ga dit keer voor 4B. Wij gaan
        een lijnschets maken vandaag... en dat kun je doen met allerlei voorwerpen
        die je kan vinden in huis. Beginnend bij het fruit. Zou jij mij één van de
        appels kunnen aangeven... die grote is goed. Dan mag je die andere zelf pakken.
        Tekenen gaat eigenlijk voor een groot gedeelte over kijken... over zien. Jouw
        appel is misschien wat ronder dan die van mij. Mijne heeft hier een butsje,
        dus er zitten allemaal oneffenheden in... en dat is even goed om in je op
        te nemen, voordat je begint met tekenen, dat je eerst... eens kijkt: wat is
        het object wat ik teken? Hoe gaat die vorm? En ga dan met je potlood eventjes
        na hoe... die vorm is. Zet gewoon maar wat grote lijnen en trek over elkaar
        heen. Lekker los? - Lekker los. Houd je potlood ook een beetje los. Dus Britt,
        terwijl je tekent, ik zie jij zet de lijnen... Ik doe het even naast mij voor.
        Een beetje zo zoekend naast elkaar. - Ja. Maar je mag eigenlijk best wel grote
        halen... maken en dan ga je al zoekende over die lijnen heen wat de juiste
        zijn. En hierdoor leer je dus ook kijken. Vergeet dat het gelijk goed moet
        zijn. Het is een oefening. We zijn hier natuurlijk om te leren. Waarschijnlijk
        zie je dat ''ie aan de bovenkant wat platter is.. en als een soort van hartje
        naar de buitenkant gaat. Toch is ''ie nog wat rond, dus je mag hem ook nog
        één keer er onder zetten. Doe ik dat ook. Teken ik nog even met je mee. Doe
        je lekker... - Beetje bekend worden met de vorm van de appels zelf? Ja. Dat
        zoeken naar die schets geeft al een... klein beetje weer dat je de vorm begint
        te zien in je tekening. - Ja. Veel realistischer dan wanneer je ''m zo met
        zo''n één enkele lijn.... Zie je? Dat kan van alles zijn. Nu mag je even dit
        papier omdraaien. Gaan we aan de andere kant verder. En kun jij een schoteltje
        neerzetten voor jezelf en eentje voor mij. Dank je wel. - Alsjeblieft. Wat
        we hiermee gaan doen... is ''m verschillende kanten laten zien. Ik wil even
        beginnen met een simpele tekening alsof je ''m van de zijkant ziet. Zo mag
        je ''m ook wel eventjes vasthouden.... anders zou je helemaal onder de tafel
        moeten zitten, maar je houdt hem zo, een beetje plat... En dat je ook helemaal
        niet erin kijkt? Dan kijk je er niet en niet eronder... je kijkt echt zo...
        - Puur de vorm alsof het een foto is van... Ja, van de zijkant, heel goed.
        Maar probeer eens die vorm te tekenen als zoekende, zoals je net met die appel
        ook deed. Je mag die lijn best wel wat meer doortrekken. - Oké. Trek maar
        in één keer helemaal door... naar de andere kant en dan ga je er gewoon overheen.
        - Oh zo. Op deze manier, zo. Alsof je ''m niet loslaat van het papier? Bijna
        wel, je mag ''m wel een beetje loslaten, maar dan... krijg je wat meer controle
        over.... dat je dat ook zelf laat zoeken en tegelijkertijd zie je meer wat
        je doet. Nou, dat is de zijkant. Ja, goed, die eerste tekening, zie je dat
        die vorm veel meer lijkt op jouw kommetje dan op een kommetje dat je uit je
        hoofd zou verzinnen. Ja. - Nu gaan we iets anders doen. Je mag nog een klein
        beetje draaien... dat je iets, dat je de binnenkant echt beter zichtbaar in
        beeld hebt. En die mag je daar zo onder zetten. Ik ga gewoon heel vaak over
        diezelfde lijnen heen... dus ik blijf zoeken naar de vorm. Iedere keer verandert
        die een klein beetje natuurlijk Heb je ''m? Ik denk ''t wel. - Ja, toch? Daaronder
        gaan we weer verder. Hou ''m weer een klein beetje naar je toe. Iets grotere
        cirkel wordt ''t nu. - Of een ovaal meer, hè? Ja. - Ja, want anders ga je
        weer tekenen... wat je denkt. Als je die hebt, zet je ''m plat op tafel. Dan
        kijk je bijna van bovenaf erin. Teken ''m zoals je ''m ziet. We zijn alleen
        nog maar aan het natekenen. Nu wordt het bijna wel een soort van cirkel bij
        mij. Ja. - Ik zie een klein beetje van de zijkant. Maar ik zie bijna niet
        meer waar die op leunt. Voetje van de kom zie ik niet. Keurig. Doen we het
        nog één stapje verder. En dan zie je, dat je dus een object van heel veel
        verschillende kanten kan... belichten en dat je ook één object meermaals kan
        gebruiken... door gewoon jouw kijk op het object te veranderen. Gaan we nu
        van bovenaf tekenen... dus je mag ''m ofwel naar je toe houden of kijkt er
        een beetje op in, wat je het gemakkelijkst vindt. En die kun je ook al schetsend...
        en zoekend neerzetten en dat is wat ik je vooral wil meegeven. Heel goed,
        dat deed je in het begin, was je meer ''n klein puzzeltje aan te zetten. En
        je neemt het gelijk over. Dat geeft helemaal niet als je heel veel... lijnen
        over elkaar heen ziet, dat hoort erbij. Ga je steeds vlotter en sneller en
        vlugger tekenen. En dus ook beter waarnemen wat je daadwerkelijk ziet. Wat
        wij hier doen kun je natuurlijk ook gewoon thuis doen. Het maakt eigenlijk
        niet zoveel uit wat je pakt. Als je maar heel veel tekent. Als je gewoon een
        object voor je ziet, zet het neer.... pak je potlood, pak je papier, ga het
        natekenen, want dan leer je het ''t best. We gaan nu een ander object gebruiken.
        Je mag het kannetje pakken. Dit gaan we ook vastleggen. Maar ik ga je nu nog
        een extra hulpmiddel meegeven. Je kan aangeven waar je wil dat die start.
        Dus waar de bovenkant is bijvoorbeeld. Wat is voor jou nu het hoogste punt?
        Is dat... de hendel of het kannetje zelf? - Het kannetje zelf, dit, hierzo.
        Dan zet je een streepje neer en dat doe je... ook aan de onderkant van tot,
        hoever je moet komen voor je gevoel. En je kan bepalen waar de middellijn
        zit. Dus op het moment dat jij een rechte lijn zet... Dan heb je meer ''t
        gevoel... hoeveel je kan uitweiden aan de ene kant... en aan de ene kant.
        Dat kun je ook doen met het midden. Doen we gelijk maar, dan staat het maar
        op papier. En dan mag je hetzelfde gaan doen.... net als bij de appel, net
        als bij de kommetjes: al zoekend schetsen. Als je de vorm een beetje hebt,
        dan zet je hem gewoon wat aan. En teken je dan niet meteen te dik? - Maakt
        op dit moment niet zoveel uit. We zijn echt aan het zoeken naar de vorm. Heb
        je de buitenlijn een beetje gevonden? Ja, ik denk het wel. - Dit werkt dus
        misschien best aardig soms... om die hulplijnen neer te zetten. Wat ook kan
        werken... zet iets op een plat vlak neer.... is je oog af te schermen, dus
        door één oog dicht te knijpen... zorg je ervoor dat je natuurlijk maar beperkte
        informatie binnenkrijgt. Ja. Misschien valt je nu een paar dingen op... die
        je in je tekening ziet en de vorm nog niet helemaal klopt. Die kun je gewoon
        weer verbeteren. We gummen nu niet. Heel goed. Volgende keer gaan wij kijken
        hoe we naar de binnenkant kunnen werken, dus we gaan we letten op licht en
        donker... arceren komt weer voorbij... hoe je daarmee vlakverdeling kan aanbrengen...
        En dan krijg je wat meer vorm... in de voorwerpen die je aan het neerzetten
        bent op papier.'
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  - video_id: RRcvng2zvWM
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Creative - Basiscursus schetsen | Les 1: Arceren'
    description: |-
      Hoe maak je mooie overgangen? Wat is arceren, hoe doe je dat en hoe gebruik je deze techniek? In deze les maak je een start met het schetsen, natuurlijk kijken we ook naar de meester Rembrandt om te kijken hoe hij deze techniek gebruikte.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/stories      
    published_at: '2020-12-28T08:42:25Z'
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      author_display_name: '@jacquelinevochteloo8973'
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      text: Ha Britt, wat ontzettend leuk om jou hier te zien! Hartelijke groeten,
        mevr. Vochteloo Regiuscollege.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-01-09T16:33:46Z'
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      author_display_name: '@harrietkuipers2936'
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      text: "Ik heb dit al eens eerder aangegeven.\nOm echt iets te leren gaat de\
        \ uitleg veel te snel. Het is niet fijn dat de uitleg naar Britt gericht is\
        \ \n.ipv de kijker. Wat er getekend wordt ligt voor de kijker onduidelijk\
        \ op zijn kop.\nJammer dat er tot nu toe nog steeds niets aan veranderd is.\
        \ Het is dan ook niet effectief reacties te vragen zo.\nHarriet Kuipers"
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      published_at: '2022-05-26T14:00:08Z'
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      author_display_name: '@game-tea'
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      text: Ben hier voor school lol
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-03-22T12:43:40Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-22T12:43:40Z'
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      author_display_name: '@svitpet2153'
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      text: Leuk!!!!
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      published_at: '2021-01-06T18:04:36Z'
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      transcript_text: Ken je het woord arceren? Nee, niet echt. Hallo allemaal, welkom
        bij deze Rijksmuseum Creative... les over schetsen. Ik heb een leerling, leuk
        dat je er bent. - Dankjewel Heb je teken ervaring? Ja, ik vind het wel heel
        leuk om thuis gewoon lekker te schetsen en te tekenen. - Heb je al eerder
        les gehad? Nee, nog nooit. Je doet eigenlijk maar wat, je hebt het gewoon
        jezelf eigen gemaakt. Klopt. - En dit is dus ook de eerste keer dat je hier
        bent... in de Teekenschool van het Rijksmuseum. - Zeker. Eerder in het Rijksmuseum
        geweest? - Eén keertje. Is je nog iets bijgebleven, van wat je zag, wat je
        heel mooi vond? Ja, natuurlijk Rembrandt en de Nachtwacht. De Nachtwacht natuurlijk,
        onze parel. - Ja. Deze les gaat over de basis van tekenen. Ik wil jou een
        aantal tips meegeven die je kan inzetten... die de lol moeten meegeven van
        het tekenen, dat je echt plezier moet krijgen om naar... buiten te gaan en
        iets met jouw potlood, pen of welk materiaal je ook gebruikt. Jij gebruikt
        denk ik als je tekent meestal een potlood? Ja altijd. Potlood is natuurlijk
        het basismateriaal... maar er zijn tal van materialen die je kan inzetten.
        Eigenlijk alles wat afgeeft wat je op... papier kan aanbrengen, daar kun je
        in principe mee tekenen. Neem maar een potlood. Wat je mag proberen is gewoon
        mij nadoen. Maak bijvoorbeeld eens een klein kadertje... lange rechthoek.
        Ja, prima en dan ga je eens van heel zacht... bijna glijdend over het papier
        naar steeds harder duwend met je potlood. Ja. - Wat je daarbij kan doen...
        je merkt al ik hou mijn potlood nu zo vast. Jij houdt hem eigenlijk heel mooi
        aan het einde vast. Er zijn heel veel verschillende manieren om 't vast te
        houden. Dit is meer een schrijfstijl en dit is meer een schetsstijl. We zetten
        'm op het papier en beginnen gewoon eens... te glijden... strepen te zetten
        en naarmate je lager komt, duw je steeds ietsje harder. En je zal merken hoe
        platter je je potlood houdt... hoe dikker die strepen worden. - Ja En hoe
        zachter je potlood, hoe donkerder het ook waarschijnlijk in het begin al zal
        worden. Keurig, het lijkt bijna op elkaar. Dit kun je natuurlijk met meerdere...
        materialen doen, maar ik wil eerst nog even een ander, met potlood als voorbeeld.
        Doe je hetzelfde en dan ga je van donker naar licht. - Oké. En je mag 'm vasthouden
        zoals je wil. Ik hou 'm ook redelijk aan het einde vast en laat het potlood
        glijden. En wanneer je naar beneden gaat, probeer niet al te veel over dezelfde
        lijn heen te gaan... behalve als je echt ziet dat het nodig is. Je wil eigenlijk
        beginnen dus met de donkerste toon... en eindigen met de meest lichte toon
        die je van dit potlood kan krijgen. Je raakt echt op het laatst het papier
        amper nog aan, het is echt alleen maar glijden. En dat zijn dan een aantal
        voorbeelden van hoe je... overgangen kan creëren, licht en donker. Nou bestaat
        de wereld om ons heen eigenlijk... helemaal niet uit lijnen, maar eerder nog
        uit vlakken. Daar wil ik je iets over leren. Je mag namelijk zo gaan kijken
        hoe je... met je potlood, hoe je met lijnen ook een soort textuur en vlakken
        aanbrengt zonder... dat je het zo gaat invullen zoals we nu deden. Een hele
        goede manier is om eventjes een vakje te maken, ik zet 'm lekker ruim op.
        Geeft niet als de lijnen niet helemaal recht zijn. Mooi voor een overzicht.
        En dan zet je een aantal lijnen in. Ik doe er even 3 keer 4. Zo is wel even
        voldoende voor mij nu. Ken je het woord arceren? Nee, niet echt. - Nee, dan
        ga ik je even voordoen wat het... zou kunnen zijn. Op het moment dat je namelijk
        lijnen zet... en je zet die lijnen zo langs elkaar... dan ontstaat er natuurlijk
        ruimte tussen de lijnen en op het moment dat je die dichter... op elkaar zet,
        dan wordt het natuurlijk donkerder. Dit mag je nadoen. Ondertussen maak ik
        een nieuw vakje. Een beetje hetzelfde, maar met een andere richting van 't
        potlood. En je mag ook tijdens je tekening, Britt... soms de lijnen dichter
        naar elkaar toe brengen. Oké. - Dat doe je al heel goed, zie ik... en soms
        weer wat verder van elkaar af... dan zie je ook goed hoe dat werkt, hoe die
        lijnen met elkaar spelen. Ja zeker. - De witte ruimte daartussen van papier...
        hoe die meespeelt. Britt, je bent heel rustig bezig. Ik ga nu de snelheid
        een beetje opvoeren. Ik heb hier rechte lijnen neergezet... en ik ga er nu
        dwars tegenin... helemaal verticaal zelfs. Moet je zien wat er gebeurt, gewoon
        heel snel... Zelfs een klein beetje over mijn vakje heen, zie ik, maar dat
        geeft niet. Je ziet gelijk dat er iets gebeurt met het... donkerte en hoe
        verschillend die is met die. Ja... Ja, zeker. Datzelfde ga ik hier nog een
        keer doen maar dan ga ik het veel sneller doen. Ik kras 'm eigenlijk gewoon
        vol. Dit keer houd ik mijn potlood niet eens op papier, maar ik werk nog steeds
        in lijnen. Ik doe het ook weer van de andere kant. Je ziet hoe snel je zo'n
        vakje vol kan krijgen. Hier mag je zeker mee experimenteren. Dit zijn allemaal
        rechte lijnen. In een volgend vakje is het ook leuk om weer schuine lijnen
        te proberen. Wat gebeurt er... als je lijnen gebogen zijn en als daar dan
        bijvoorbeeld weer een rechte tegenin gaat. Wat doet dat met de vorm? Wat voor
        textuur? Wat voor donkere vlakken krijg je daar? Schuine lijnen, kromme lijnen
        en zelfs... straks kun je nog even bezig gaan met... wat gebeurt er als je
        allemaal rondjes naast elkaar zet? Want ook die creëren een eigen soort structuur.
        Zie je dat? - Ja. Dus ga je er even mee aan de slag en... probeer lekker veel
        verschillende manieren van arceren uit. Wat wij hier nu doen... dat deed Rembrandt
        natuurlijk ook. Hij trok er heel veel op uit om buiten te gaan tekenen. Hier
        zie je bijvoorbeeld Amsterdam, waar wij nu ook zijn, de Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal.
        De huizen zijn heel snel neergezet... het water zie je heel mooi met maar
        een paar strepen... zie het effect. Dat kun je bereiken door heel veel te...
        trainen, dus heel veel te gaan tekenen om vast te leggen wat je ziet. Dus
        je traint... niet alleen je oog, je hersenen, maar natuurlijk ook je motoriek
        en je hand. Hoe ging het? - Ja volgens mij wel oké. Je wordt er wel beter
        in naarmate je de vlakken vordert, zeg maar. Tot zover deze les. Voor de volgende
        gaan we wat we nu hebben geleerd toepassen. We gaan dan een lijnschets maken
        en we gaan vooral heel goed kijken... want daar gaat het natuurlijk om dat
        je tekent... om je heen kijkt en dat je tekent wat je ziet. Later zullen de
        lessen steeds een klein beetje... moeilijker worden naarmate we verder komen.
        Helemaal goed. Dank je wel. - Graag gedaan, tot volgende!
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  - video_id: Fp4mKSQXAr0
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    title: 'Rijksmuseum Sessions: De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig'
    description: "Rijksmuseum Sessions zijn korte optredens, vanuit het Rijksmuseum,\
      \ met bekende artiesten. Leuk om je weekend mee te beginnen! \n\nAan niemand\
      \ minder dan De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig de taak om de eerste Rijksmuseum Sessions\
      \ af te trappen. Benieuwd welke songs zij ten gehore brengen? Wat hun favoriete\
      \ schilderijen zijn? En waar Bas Bron nou eigenlijk echt op lijkt? Kijk snel\
      \ en fijn weekend!\n\n De Rijksmuseum Sessions worden mogelijk gemaakt door\
      \ Heineken.\n\n#SocialiseResponsibly, #proudpartners #Heineken #Rijksmuseum"
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    duration: PT17M1S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 27310
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    comment_count: 51
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fp4mKSQXAr0/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: nl
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgwdDYUjBFHd7DQr1_V4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@gabrielakiki3168'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@gabrielakiki3168
      text: Helemaal leuk hoe Pepijn doet alsof hij geen idee heeft hoe het verhaal
        van Adam en Eva ging. Leuk, lekker interactief en heel hip voor de kinders!
      like_count: 32
      published_at: '2020-12-11T18:28:14Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T18:28:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz5yDtFlshKIm0MGXd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@timgeurts'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@timgeurts
      text: '"Iconisch" is eigenlijk te gering als commentaar damn'
      like_count: 19
      published_at: '2020-12-11T19:22:57Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T19:22:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwS1MZzu2GRD8r4vuN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Big2TheOpposites'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Big2TheOpposites
      text: Ik ga hier echt kk lekker op
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-15T01:40:24Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-15T01:40:24Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyYBwP-5-o58vbTXn94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@maxboogaard3251'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@maxboogaard3251
      text: Dit is echt een geweldig concept
      like_count: 10
      published_at: '2020-12-11T18:05:36Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T18:05:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzs2H_8awpigTyehrx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@martinpoiesz'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@martinpoiesz
      text: Goed concept hoor. Educatieve kunst beleving!
      like_count: 9
      published_at: '2020-12-11T21:21:08Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T21:21:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxHeHdvLAcfteyDMFZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TheKinguB'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TheKinguB
      text: Wat een lijpe locatie voor een opnamen.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-02-28T19:49:12Z'
      updated_at: '2022-02-28T19:49:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwJe0GTWNJTTg2QZuR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@guidomartin7864'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@guidomartin7864
      text: Cultureel erfgoed komt thuis, legendes
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-12-12T10:05:55Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T10:05:55Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw2pCiFcB0x3NLFSWp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@raymondhuisman3779'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@raymondhuisman3779
      text: De elite
      like_count: 19
      published_at: '2020-12-11T16:18:49Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T16:18:49Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwMkp76nzeBho6ItaN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zepper6521'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zepper6521
      text: 1:35 voor mezelf ;)
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-02-06T18:37:34Z'
      updated_at: '2022-02-06T18:37:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw7UJMA5RVryrWxve14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@tijmenrietveld3533'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@tijmenrietveld3533
      text: Dit is puur genieten!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-12-11T16:57:23Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T16:57:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxzNKsTY6vpYsTx7Xh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sombrero46'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sombrero46
      text: Lekker origineel dit.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-12T17:21:58Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T17:21:58Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzFcAfT4rw0mSStfLt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@davidsekreve8279'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@davidsekreve8279
      text: Nice! Had er graag bij willen zijn!!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-12-11T21:30:33Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T21:30:33Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxLKojJYuk1fmZcFsV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@annemeedejongh9002'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@annemeedejongh9002
      text: Meer van dit!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T19:38:49Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T19:38:49Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyulXmD_uaU9Di3MZJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LeonIneke'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LeonIneke
      text: Prachtige campagne!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-13T10:08:36Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-13T10:08:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyqDH3jaugfk-S82yJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@roelfranssen85'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@roelfranssen85
      text: Heerlijk dit!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-12T19:27:28Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T19:27:28Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwBpQtHGc0ZejsYfAV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@rutgersteenbergen7276'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@rutgersteenbergen7276
      text: Kunst.  In elk opzicht. Konings!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T21:01:00Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T21:01:00Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxq2LP9kGewkX5XbXR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@derkburger410'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@derkburger410
      text: Vette video! 👌🏻
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-12-11T20:56:30Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T20:56:30Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzJfwHvsZAh7jfKl6J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@paffieee'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@paffieee
      text: Echt vet!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-16T10:41:50Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-16T10:41:50Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwcWlPjeeoSYhHS4mV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zepper6521'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zepper6521
      text: lekker geluisterd in de auto. was genieten
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T16:33:04Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T16:33:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzb2naTXPss4GeTrOl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@JulianHertz'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@JulianHertz
      text: Wauw. Wat een interessante combi!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T20:31:47Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T20:31:47Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyXjbCojzQ8i9feXcV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@tessavt6437'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@tessavt6437
      text: Meesters 👌🏼
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-16T06:51:42Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-16T06:51:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgylOoGU4kZnjq7JMk14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@missmom6440'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@missmom6440
      text: Lekkerr weer
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T17:24:38Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T17:24:38Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyJC-KOhQ2LcJcSr5p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jacvanexter'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jacvanexter
      text: Tof concept!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-13T16:19:22Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-13T16:19:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyIp-o46IVNmjPm3ol4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@casperschoots3291'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@casperschoots3291
      text: Genieten
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T16:20:35Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T16:20:35Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy7p5gp-gb2ZfCM7AR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@katekusova4582'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@katekusova4582
      text: Really cool!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-12T13:23:47Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T13:23:47Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyH0y5vdOqqaxQtun94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@yannickvanzantvoort661'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@yannickvanzantvoort661
      text: Meer van dit
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T22:31:56Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T22:31:56Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx9E6WbnNU6FIGsT394AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jeroenstrater7590'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jeroenstrater7590
      text: Cool!!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-12T11:02:05Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T11:02:05Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwAS5ACfrsbkvV0m_R4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@atzedegroot5548'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@atzedegroot5548
      text: Doommhuuu sessie ouwehuuuu
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T18:18:56Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T18:18:56Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzJquj0KOaz5XDhtFB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@myrthejulia2337'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@myrthejulia2337
      text: Goud
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T17:23:17Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T17:23:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyLCpHChP-uD4YSwxR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@cgefkens4065'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@cgefkens4065
      text: Vet dat ze het woord kanker probeerden te censureren maar er 2 gemist
        hebben
      like_count: 23
      published_at: '2020-12-11T17:54:20Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T17:54:20Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz0TzfMph85aSmx8x54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@robnoord8858'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@robnoord8858
      text: 🔥🔥🔥
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-12T16:33:08Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T16:33:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwJglc1mFQUEuSzWid4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@pr00t33'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@pr00t33
      text: WAAROM MAG BAS ER GEEN KIEZEN😒😡🤬
      like_count: 27
      published_at: '2020-12-12T12:27:19Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T12:27:19Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzJxFaR6GPzYIhdtsF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@cpcfritz'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@cpcfritz
      text: ♥️ JVT bazen 🙌🏻
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T23:21:06Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T23:21:06Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxPM6aQ9U-z9KHbylJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@emilyslemmer5144'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@emilyslemmer5144
      text: Ik vraag mij af wat Jan Asselijn en Rembrandt van hun optreden gevonden
        zouden hebben...
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-12-15T12:39:42Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-15T12:52:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwF5W8rdz0Kv1ZN0K14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@dazzlingdiffa'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@dazzlingdiffa
      text: Master
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-12-11T16:28:30Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T16:28:30Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwO4quZESsGbjw2maJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@itchycatmeowvies2642'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@itchycatmeowvies2642
      text: The Dutch Emperors
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-12-11T20:33:17Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T20:33:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgztzZ2jKLiQf7IYT9F4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sander8175'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sander8175
      text: Flap Flap krijgt veel te weinig shine, keihard
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-12-13T13:59:59Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-13T13:59:59Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzYf9cu4CdC5HUaRiN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Isabella-ef5uv'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Isabella-ef5uv
      text: bleef deze kunst maar altijd hangen
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T16:27:04Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T16:27:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy1LY37ZQqBGBDoQCB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@rubenjip'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@rubenjip
      text: Voor de mensen die zich nog meer afvragen wat voor stof dat molecuul is
        op de jas van Willie, het is 2cb. Een erg interessante drug die bij iedereen
        anders kan vallen
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-20T22:13:35Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-20T22:13:35Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw9PtoH_VDn_4f7Lf94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@JelkeW'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@JelkeW
      text: Ben je er Wouter?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T16:21:24Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T16:21:24Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: UgyecvNkgSflEk9frl54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jeroenwolper6504'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jeroenwolper6504
      text: Duur
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-11T16:10:16Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T16:10:16Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyVnBQRW6_YxQfQSfp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Wefkebidenberg'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Wefkebidenberg
      text: 🤮🤮
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-27T21:24:23Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-27T21:24:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: Ez86P70f3pU
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    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Ships of Agony'
    description: |-
      The White Elephant is one of the few ship models that testifies to the organised, cruel and dehumanising trade in humans the Dutch were involved in. In this final episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked Conservator Tirza Mol takes us back to the tragic circumstances of the transatlantic slave trade.

      More Rijksmuseum Stories:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories      
    published_at: '2020-12-11T13:37:21Z'
    duration: PT5M59S
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      author_display_name: '@guitarman6742'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@guitarman6742
      text: I visited the museum when I was in Amsterdam in 1988. I'm a musician and
        was performing on Holland America Line...a ship cruise starting in Los Angeles.
        After returning, I kept thinking about all I had experienced at  Rijksmuseum.
        This is easily one of the most memorable days of my life.
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2020-12-12T21:58:42Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T21:58:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwOJBeRaG2jkzTCS714AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Bmarker299'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Bmarker299
      text: Outstanding presentation. So important for humanity to contemplate our
        past collective history. Hopefully it raises our collective consciousnesses
        so that with time, as fallible as mankind may be, may we slowly evolve into
        a better and more humane species. The rijks museum remains my favorite museum
        in the world. Hopefully, I can travel again from America to visit this wonderful
        and enlightening museum. Thank you for bringing these wonderfully curated
        YouTube postings to us. The presenters are truly amazing. I have enjoyed them
        so much. Thank you!
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2020-12-12T04:51:24Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T04:53:06Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgznFCi5vTJGwRZ-o4p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TheJourneyOfFay'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TheJourneyOfFay
      text: Heeel interessant! Dank voor het posten! Gelijk geabonneerd 👍🏼
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-01-09T07:43:12Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-09T07:43:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz3V-g5eOZIckRCDWd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Can't wait to visit that exhibition, I feel so fortunate to be a descendant
        of slaves in South America and of course this is something I must learn, know
        and share. Thanks Rijksmuseum for being so awesome.
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2020-12-11T15:57:22Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T15:57:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwDujLiv_HF8BA6LXd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@hans16yt'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@hans16yt
      text: Your Videolink is shared on the “Lara  Fabian  the  Netherlands🇳🇱” Page.
        Thanks!😀👌🙏
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-06-28T12:13:16Z'
      updated_at: '2025-06-28T12:13:16Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzk4lCOOj0tj8eOagh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bigbob1699'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bigbob1699
      text: We would love to see more of the sailing ship models . Who made them ?
        Do you have others not on display ? Stay well .
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-04-09T17:21:28Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-09T17:21:28Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwaCdLw9Qhg2LVRBSN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@cometmace'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@cometmace
      text: What is the name of the gallery that houses all of those beautiful ship
        models?
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2020-12-11T14:59:54Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T14:59:54Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugyg4-QQxpe_coXUEYl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@janwoutervanwijngaarden287'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@janwoutervanwijngaarden287
      text: |-
        Een interessant verhaal alleen de presentatie wordt wel gedaan vanuit een bepaalde visie. Geschiedenis is niet vanuit het heden veroordelen maar plaatsen in zijn tijd en het dan begrijpen.
        Inderdaad Nederland heeft meegedaan aan de slavenhandel maar gezien het geheel voor maar een paar procent.
        Eigenlijk had ik verwacht van het Rijksmuseum dat zij een meer evenwichtige presentatie zouden hebben gegeven.        
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-01-09T18:55:43Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-09T18:55:43Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwqhvk5kiSuJtN9llF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bertjedoe9626'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bertjedoe9626
      text: Belachelijk hoe men omging met donkere mensen  toen der tijd. En nu nog
        steeds !! Schamen jullie.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-12-11T20:06:55Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-11T20:06:55Z'
      reply_count: 3
    comments_fetched: 9
  - video_id: AkuqdlytIH4
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkuqdlytIH4
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: A Medieval Garden'
    description: |-
      Gardening has been a popular hobby for centuries. 🧑‍🌾 Even on paintings from around 1500 there are plenty of beautifully landscaped gardens. In this #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 episode Curator Matthias Ubl shows us the most remarkable medieval gardens and their symbolic meaning.

      www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories      
    published_at: '2020-12-04T13:15:00Z'
    duration: PT5M32S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 16929
    like_count: 98
    comment_count: 7
    tags: []
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    default_audio_language: nl
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    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgxaE3wotFBmuRcRCKV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MegaArchivist'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MegaArchivist
      text: This is fascinating. Many thanks!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-07T21:54:08Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-07T21:54:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyYjpONip_AsMTlttR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@campyper5299'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@campyper5299
      text: I too began gardening inspired by images in medieval illuminations and
        paintings. The notion of sanctuary still dominates my relationship with that
        space. I am uncertain whether our inner life shapes the garden or vice versa.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-06-08T20:48:00Z'
      updated_at: '2023-06-08T20:48:00Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyFSR7AR63_yKKzc114AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jeanche2420'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jeanche2420
      text: "Dhr. Matthias Ubi is kennelijk afkomstig uit Duitsland. Waarom mag hij\
        \ niet eens zijn verhaal in mooi Duits houden, juist om de vele Duitstalige\
        \  bezoekers aan Amsterdam en het Rijksmuseum te kunnen aanspreken (zowel\
        \ letterlijk als figuurlijk) ? \nDe video's mogen wel vaker in de buurtalen\
        \ (Frans, Duits) of in andere belangrijke Europese talen (Spaans en Italiaans)\
        \ ondertiteld of ingesproken worden. De meeste Europeanen zijn niet bereid\
        \ om hun info in het Engels tot zich te nemen, in tegenstelling tot Nederlanders\
        \ die te pas en onpas hun kennis van het Engels wensen te etaleren. \n\nBezoekers\
        \ van buiten Europa (en het Verenigd Koninkrijk) zullen voorlopig Amsterdam\
        \ niet zo gauw aandoen, ook niet na Corona.  Of denken de PR-mensen van het\
        \ Rijksmuseum dat hun hoofdbezoekers (Fransen, Duitsers, Spanjaarden en Italianen)\
        \ de harde klanken van het Engels dat Nederlanders tegen willekeurige buitenlanders\
        \ menen te moeten spreken, zo waarderen ??"
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-01-05T00:02:13Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-05T00:02:13Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwp9sVRuLvw62NFSKR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@slin9810'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@slin9810
      text: Can anyone recommend an interesting book on the history of gardens? I
        also have a keen interest in the phenomenon of the hortus conclusus.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-03-30T10:47:55Z'
      updated_at: '2024-03-30T10:47:55Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxlaxGi-bjJ3U5q_wh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Jeweetzelff...'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Jeweetzelff...
      text: Oh
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-12-05T20:12:56Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-05T20:12:56Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwEwTK-6tx04XpklJd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Smoonium'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Smoonium
      text: D .
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-12-04T19:42:58Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-04T19:42:58Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx0lXQlDo3fKxTXAKh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@laurelshelhamer8958'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@laurelshelhamer8958
      text: Get out of the way! I want to see the paintings, NOT YOU!  And the music
        is all wrong and obnoxious! Volume UP and DOWN. You stand COVERING THE PAINTINGS!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-04-16T07:16:06Z'
      updated_at: '2023-04-16T07:16:06Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 7
  - video_id: Lvja3wdmr2Q
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lvja3wdmr2Q
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Legacy'
    description: |-
      Gifts and legacies are extremely important for the Rijksmuseum. Much of our collection has been brought together thanks to individual gifts. In the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 Head of Development Eva Kalis shows us three examples of remarkable objects that found their way into our collection thanks to people like you. 🙏

      More information: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/support/gifts-and-legacies      
    published_at: '2020-11-27T11:15:14Z'
    duration: PT3M39S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 2330
    like_count: 53
    comment_count: 1
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Lvja3wdmr2Q/hqdefault.jpg
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    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
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      author_display_name: '@joerneichhorn'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@joerneichhorn
      text: This "wonderful view" (02:05 minutes) offered several different perspectives,
        not only the one onto the Rijksmuseum...
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-27T14:29:10Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-14T04:43:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 1
  - video_id: V7jyX6hfcdo
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7jyX6hfcdo
    title: 'Van Gogh & Rembrandt: A Rijksmuseum Story'
    description: |-
      We have two new additions to our Playmobil family: Vincent van Gogh and Rembrandt van Rijn! Our two friends go on an adventure to find their self-portraits in the Rijksmuseum.

      Rijksmuseum Playmobil collection:
      https://www.rijksmuseumshop.nl/en/kids/playmobil      
    published_at: '2020-11-20T13:15:01Z'
    duration: PT2M10S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 45034
    like_count: 366
    comment_count: 19
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/V7jyX6hfcdo/hqdefault.jpg
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    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgyidUjx3ikFlcfMVZZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@annap4722'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@annap4722
      text: wspaniale zrobione! wyjątkowe miejsce plus te cudaczki playmobilowe :)
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-11-27T10:19:48Z'
      updated_at: '2023-11-27T10:19:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw_06P3hF_XwCwblLd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@lilianaardilaf'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@lilianaardilaf
      text: What a beautiful video.  I wish to go back to Amsterdam and to Rijks museum
        <3
      like_count: 9
      published_at: '2020-11-20T13:44:46Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-20T13:44:46Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxuyZbHVDsbG63GX154AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Trooper_Paiva'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Trooper_Paiva
      text: I love the details of the figures
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-02-10T21:41:42Z'
      updated_at: '2024-02-10T21:41:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy7DfuH-NRGnT45WDJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@abril.arguello'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@abril.arguello
      text: It’s so cute I CRIED
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-12-11T16:26:57Z'
      updated_at: '2022-12-11T16:26:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxkOwOKuVDLPK0Wf1Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: They are sooo cute, I can't wait to get them both 💖💖💖💖
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-11-20T15:31:27Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-20T15:31:27Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxeuOjBZGi5WQ2pkOl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@annekuin1451'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@annekuin1451
      text: Fantastisch filmpje!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-11-20T23:13:36Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-20T23:13:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyCApvUJDXMSEkN4vF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Amsterdammike'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Amsterdammike
      text: Sent to my sister who commented, “It is indeed..great fun. Would be lovely
        to have accompanied by an art book for younger children introducing those
        paintings .”
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-11-21T08:25:44Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-21T08:25:44Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwlkHsPUwF9ppsoi1V4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nutellaversace7378'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nutellaversace7378
      text: Super cute!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-21T00:59:06Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-21T00:59:06Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyujH6HUb5gx6FNDiJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@linyuan20'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@linyuan20
      text: Love this stopmotion video!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-21T21:55:57Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-21T21:55:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwCq4F8E-4mvklSptJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@mariejacobs7546'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@mariejacobs7546
      text: I love this!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-20T19:09:14Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-20T19:09:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw4Wt81flMVrize09J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@otisthehalf-obedienthusky6070'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@otisthehalf-obedienthusky6070
      text: So cute!!! Can’t wait to collect them all (if our husky puppy won’t swallow
        them as snacks...)
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-28T02:41:26Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-28T02:41:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwN13OKrGudk42i74J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@playmodiver7384'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@playmodiver7384
      text: Nice stopmotion!!! Funny!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-23T08:41:42Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-23T08:41:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxfwhSHLZtM-5WaWdl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@QueenShireen'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@QueenShireen
      text: |-
        When Vincent asked "where is my portret?"
        It would have been funny if Rembrandt was like "Ehmm the other museum I think" .. xD        
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-12-02T22:26:05Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-02T22:26:05Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyyxzQ6AbKEHtfwvmF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@vonstoeff5300'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@vonstoeff5300
      text: Great Video 👑🥇🏆
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-26T22:07:35Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-26T22:07:35Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwST9SAWfm4uNeaJd14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@alessandrageraldi7694'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@alessandrageraldi7694
      text: hahaha cute!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-27T16:29:40Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-27T16:29:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzwx3z_xlSr5jm_gMh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@playmopodcast'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@playmopodcast
      text: ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-11-20T14:29:39Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-20T14:29:39Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxUHRY1uwmHFpU5VGh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jefferyvonli4665'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jefferyvonli4665
      text: Just imagine what if they are really contemporary, unquestionably their
        style would have mutually influencing others and whether their friendship
        will last long might be a question 😅
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-20T19:40:33Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-20T19:40:33Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz_M1_ugyoc0OhjwYt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@basakbice1914'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@basakbice1914
      text: Great video🖒🖒
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-27T19:09:41Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-27T19:09:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 18
  - video_id: -0lG5tXi_1Q
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0lG5tXi_1Q
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: A Chain of Violence'
    description: "There is a chain of violence running through the Rijksmuseum collection.\
      \ Curator Ludo van Halem explains why we have these works on display. Watch\
      \ the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked \U0001F513 and learn more about the\
      \ historical background of an airplane, a concentration camp coat and two haunting\
      \ sculptures. \n\nWatch all the stories of the Rijksmuseum on our brand new\
      \ website: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories"
    published_at: '2020-11-13T11:18:01Z'
    duration: PT6M32S
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    comment_count: 11
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    comments:
    - comment_id: UgxG8rTh99I7H6z_0nd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: In war times we all lose. Loved this video that keeps us away from that
        tradition of a story told by "the winner". Thanks!
      like_count: 7
      published_at: '2020-11-15T10:45:46Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-15T10:45:46Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugww6j--OJrdeStQcgZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447
      text: Thank you for this video!🙏
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-11-13T14:55:18Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-13T14:55:18Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgylwGJE3lIjOJkd3EZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@yulialoush100'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@yulialoush100
      text: beautiful and interesting video!! can you please make a video about the
        jewelry collection you have?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-01-09T20:10:59Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-09T20:10:59Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwgcBz8A8myAh4k4_V4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@rubenpietermark7923'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@rubenpietermark7923
      text: Is Engels de nieuwe voertaal in Amsterdam?
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-11-14T05:38:55Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-14T05:38:55Z'
      reply_count: 3
    - comment_id: Ugw9EOCEZ3GSvJ4I7eF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@samuelschut3297'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@samuelschut3297
      text: Koolhoven is gestopt na een crash
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-18T20:31:42Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-18T20:31:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: DpPcdL6lP20
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpPcdL6lP20
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Photography''s Magic'
    description: |-
      In the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 curator Mattie Boom shows us the magic of photography! She leads us through our two new photo exhibitions of Ed van der Elsken and Willem Diepraam. Icing on the cake is the trip to the Rijksmuseum Library for some true photographic treasures. 📸

      Learn more about the Rijksmuseum and its collection: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/from-home      
    published_at: '2020-11-06T12:09:22Z'
    duration: PT5M48S
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    comment_count: 14
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    comments:
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      author_display_name: '@luisprieto3996'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@luisprieto3996
      text: Thank you for your passion about photography.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-08T12:36:31Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-08T12:36:31Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzdPgCFVLizZoMgAiF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@carolinestam999'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@carolinestam999
      text: Geweldig! Nooit geweten!. Ga zeker.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-12T08:56:41Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-12T08:56:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy5B_mrGxnhpdKuyRN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447
      text: You made a very interesting film. The photographers were skillfull and
        now their pictures are a part of history! But what impressed me most is your  breathtaking
        library! Wow...it's amazing  and perhaps one day I'll browse a part of  your
        precious collection :)
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-16T10:54:28Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-16T10:55:00Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzgWBvKc9lqUKEhRn14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: So beautiful. I'd love to visit the library in the near future.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-13T09:24:09Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-13T09:24:09Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwDpqeEXSbocLBZQI54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@katharinamac2935'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@katharinamac2935
      text: Bedankt vanuit Duitsland voor deze inzicht!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-07T08:02:37Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-07T08:02:37Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwWUWuPc4E7hSsTCAR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@marie-jeannevanhovelltotwe9168'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@marie-jeannevanhovelltotwe9168
      text: Prachtig enthousiasmerend eerbetoon aan de Hoge Kunsten van de Fotografie.
        Ga natuurlijk kijken !
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-08T12:52:13Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-08T12:52:13Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxfXbFqRkHYYc483-l4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@EWn-sw8jp'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@EWn-sw8jp
      text: Een Nederlands museum dat een clip in het Engels maakt met Nederlandse
        ondertiteling, het is de omgekeerde wereld. In Duitsland of Frankrijk bijv.
        is dit nauwelijks onvoorstelbaar.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-07T21:13:25Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-08T16:09:16Z'
      reply_count: 3
    - comment_id: UgyMhvC4RIgUq-il76F4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@rettekevanheemert815'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@rettekevanheemert815
      text: Lijkt me prachtig om te komen kijken maar alsjeblieft spreek onze eigen
        taal en ondertitel in het Engels! Het Rijksmuseum mag internationaal beroemd
        zijn, maar wees  trots op ons cultureel erfgoed inclusief onze taal.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-09T16:41:52Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-09T16:41:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: OI_uT2o7bqc
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    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: The Bewitched Museum'
    description: "Tomorrow is the scariest day of the year: Halloween! \U0001F383\
      \ To get in the mood, Curator Ilona van Tuinen tells us all about the history\
      \ of the witch in the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked \U0001F513. She shows\
      \ us some beautiful - but also troubling - works of art. \U0001F9D9‍♀️ \n\n\
      ℹ️  Watch all the episodes and many more video’s here: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/from-home"
    published_at: '2020-10-30T13:59:12Z'
    duration: PT6M47S
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      author_display_name: '@f.xavier45'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@f.xavier45
      text: Wonderful!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-12-19T18:41:22Z'
      updated_at: '2022-12-19T18:41:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzFgjB2yXMT4UQZGGt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@dw5105'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@dw5105
      text: this is amazing she is so powerful
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-02-28T08:07:22Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-28T08:07:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz2g-3SQa1L5J9e8TV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MrY1313'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MrY1313
      text: Thank you!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-30T14:06:32Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-30T14:06:32Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx5AFWpaFJNL2Z8Yih4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@steven5574'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@steven5574
      text: Nice!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-30T14:16:01Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-30T14:16:01Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 4
  - video_id: Qv9tZKnmuFc
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    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Friendship'
    description: |-
      Nothing is more important than friendship! 🤝 In the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 curator Maartje Brattinga shows us there is many friendship to be found in our collection. So raise your glasses and have a (virtual) toast with your friends! 🥂

      Become a friend of the Rijksmuseum: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/friends      
    published_at: '2020-10-23T10:10:21Z'
    duration: PT5M36S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
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    comment_count: 6
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    comments:
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      author_display_name: '@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447
      text: A very nice video that made me smile!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-10-23T11:11:06Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-23T11:11:06Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwZ1-DoAVh-9jqx3Ul4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Weesperbuurt'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Weesperbuurt
      text: So interesting. A well made video.  Thank you.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-10-23T13:26:41Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-23T13:26:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzvpRCbBDAIzJ5aIaN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MrY1313'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MrY1313
      text: Thank you!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-10-23T11:28:16Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-23T11:28:16Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugx8cpLq4IcB0DbmbB14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@steven5574'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@steven5574
      text: Thank you for sharing 💙 Now I can learn from here 🤗
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-24T11:51:31Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-24T11:51:31Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: 8SdABgh6IBg
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SdABgh6IBg
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Female Leadership'
    description: |-
      Many women may have been confined to the footnotes of art and history books, they did play a crucial part! In the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 curator in training Maaike Rikhof shows us examples of female leadership in our collection. 🦸‍♀️💪

      ℹ️  Watch all the episodes and many more video’s here: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/from-home      
    published_at: '2020-10-16T07:52:39Z'
    duration: PT5M54S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 21325
    like_count: 102
    comment_count: 10
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    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
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      author_display_name: '@MuseumsLove'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MuseumsLove
      text: Great exhibition (portrait next to the arms she helped buy, etc) and lively
        talk! Thank you!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-05T09:33:39Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-05T09:33:39Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzDQipbu6oIVNKG7_d4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jacekubian9230'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jacekubian9230
      text: Great exhibits! Dutch painting is in a class of its own.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-10-16T23:26:22Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-16T23:26:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxlNMuqdoeE4v7-MFl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Weesperbuurt'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Weesperbuurt
      text: very well done.  Thank you!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-16T09:41:43Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-16T09:41:43Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyJJ__X-H7UoxbmJrt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@corinneowarish2407'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@corinneowarish2407
      text: Very informative and the way you present is very engaging. Can't wait
        for more videos. Your videos have made me excited about art and the stories
        behind the paintings.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-20T18:36:02Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-20T18:43:13Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwtteNDhGQmacK3NUB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@paulvanbuggenum5733'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@paulvanbuggenum5733
      text: Very good presentation you did brilliantly saw it as a five 5:35 add and
        went here to show my appreciation 👋👋
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-18T20:05:58Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-18T20:05:58Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx-LPfoSkr0cqpjaoV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Stunning. I must see all those paintings in my next visit to the museum.
        I just hope I can find them all. It would be also amazing to organize a themed
        visit, just like on this video. I'll try.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-16T10:29:23Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-16T10:29:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwx4ung7QoshYMq4rl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@DesireeWillemsen'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@DesireeWillemsen
      text: Yes! So great to see the attention for women in art and history, please
        keep up this good work Rijksmuseum! Oh, and let’s use the word Kenau again
        in the proper way.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-21T18:24:45Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-21T18:24:45Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxx2YUCs7ERL512F1Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@BerloKunstAlgemeen'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@BerloKunstAlgemeen
      text: Could not have done this any better!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-16T15:20:45Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-16T15:20:45Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxbFyDJC2VcLSgCzRB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andreafedeli8532
      text: Perfect
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-01-03T18:33:29Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-03T18:33:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyCqCm4S8S2PD3Q0wx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Weesperbuurt'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Weesperbuurt
      text: Lizzy just got back from the exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-17T07:52:35Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-17T07:52:35Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: 34bBhLFaljM
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34bBhLFaljM
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: A Children''s History'
    description: |-
      There is a lot to explore for children and families in the Rijksmuseum! 👪 Head of Decorative Arts Femke Diercks shows us the most beautiful cribs, cabinets and dolls’ houses in the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓.

      ℹ️  Watch all the episodes and many more video’s here: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/from-home      
    published_at: '2020-10-09T10:20:51Z'
    duration: PT5M52S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 18321
    like_count: 51
    comment_count: 4
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      author_display_name: '@ocachambinaoeaqui'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ocachambinaoeaqui
      text: Fantastic presentation!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-09T11:34:22Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-09T11:34:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxNQbZMQibpACnfR254AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@coralvaz'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@coralvaz
      text: What a lovely - and interesting - video!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-09T17:02:25Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-09T17:02:25Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzPhaUjKGFtOC06Dah4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447
      text: A very interesting and charming video! Thank you!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-11T04:46:23Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-11T04:46:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: ckn09t8_sp0
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckn09t8_sp0
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: The Holy Cow'
    description: |-
      This Sunday is World Animal Day. That’s why we start off the second season of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 with an episode about cows! 🐮 Curator Friso Lammertse shows us why this noble animal plays such an important role in Dutch art through the ages. Moo! 🐄

      www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2020-10-02T08:06:44Z'
    duration: PT6M23S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
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    like_count: 62
    comment_count: 10
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    - comment_id: Ugy7feN0T_SxcDwMift4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@siepkevankeulen'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@siepkevankeulen
      text: Super fun guided tour! 👏
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2020-10-02T10:32:32Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-02T10:32:32Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxRkq41HNaHoQhAiXF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Something I love about Dutch paintings is the presence of animals on daily
        life, it's amazing how the Dutch have loved their animals, either pets or
        farming ones. Mine are cats, and cats are everywhere in the Rijksmuseum's
        collection, that's lovely.
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2020-10-02T15:34:23Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-02T15:34:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzoGOvaPrcPtcu_1r94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Bmarker299'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Bmarker299
      text: Lovely. Thank you for doing this. Much appreciated “tour” during the pandemic
        from my favorite museum. Can’t wait to be back in Amsterdam
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2020-10-02T13:55:18Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-02T13:55:18Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy6pKELYI6QugAbn4p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nejafeja'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nejafeja
      text: you made cows rock'n'roll!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-10-02T23:21:29Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-02T23:21:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzCNS95Vne-Zr--3rt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@hellenvanveen6993'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@hellenvanveen6993
      text: Wat een leuke mini-rondleiding langs de koeien van het Rijks! Een idee
        om dat ook eens met afgebeelde honden op de schilderijen te doen? Die hebben
        niet de hoofdrol maar zijn toch vaak aanwezig op de schilderijen uit het dagelijks
        leven van vroeger.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-03T07:32:57Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-03T07:32:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxRrS0fTUFdINsy_PZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@robertlacamp883'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@robertlacamp883
      text: Have just seen this. My favourite animal is the ferret (and members of
        the weazle family). My favourite  artist, next to Rembrandt, is Leonardo da
        Vinci. If we put the two together we have the Lady with an Ermine. However
        the Ermine in real life has a black nose and black eyes and is no bigger than
        a stoats (which, of course it is, in its winter coat.) So, when I look at
        that painting I see a lady with an albino ferret.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-27T11:37:21Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-27T11:37:21Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwDnbMeelRg9ca7Dup4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@johnkoreman6359'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@johnkoreman6359
      text: |-
        Volgens mij zat er op de originele PSP-poster geen tape op de drie intieme plaatsen van de naakte vrouw. Dan graag ook tape op de uiers van al die cows!
        John Koreman        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-03T08:07:16Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-03T08:07:16Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwej-sT1diZn1lCcKp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@grundmannquartet3916'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@grundmannquartet3916
      text: Leuk. En mooi. Maar wat een ongelofelijk onpassende muziek!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-14T20:50:04Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-14T20:50:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwcYAERcMjFbUclMtp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@F.M.baker0'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@F.M.baker0
      text: hahahaahahahahahah eerste dislike hahahahahahahahhhaahhah ook al is er
        geen rede voor een dislike but hahahahaha jaaa flurkaniet
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-05-05T17:14:54Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-05T17:14:54Z'
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  - video_id: vztVypuGEFg
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vztVypuGEFg
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: A Luminous Pair'
    description: "This stunning diptych by Piero di Cosimo shows two individuals painted\
      \ with astounding realism. The portraits are among the first in depicting persons\
      \ in their profession, in what they do rather in who they are. \n\nCurator Duncan\
      \ Bull tells us everything about the diptych’s exceptional history. \n\nMade\
      \ possible by the Rembrandt Association (Vereniging Rembrandt) and The Turing\
      \ Foundation.  \n\nThis is this season’s final episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked.\
      \ What topic would you like to see addressed in the next season?\n\nwww.rijksmuseum.nl"
    published_at: '2020-09-11T12:21:38Z'
    duration: PT4M1S
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      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: A great way to show admiration to each other. Beautiful.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-13T09:41:25Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-13T09:41:25Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyutAqBiSyoMLJKbNd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@enormhi'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@enormhi
      text: Is this a single painting, framed in this "double" frame, or are they
        created as two separate portraits and combined together in a single, double
        frame?
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-09-11T12:50:45Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-11T12:50:45Z'
      reply_count: 2
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  - video_id: 3jmnuQWsbvM
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jmnuQWsbvM
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Hidden Places'
    description: |-
      In this episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 we climb up ladders and open secret shutters. We’re going from the top of the tower to an abandoned basement and we’re searching for an old chapel. That’s right, we take you to all the hidden places of the Rijksmuseum!

      www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2020-09-04T07:56:20Z'
    duration: PT4M7S
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    caption_available: false
    view_count: 36199
    like_count: 101
    comment_count: 6
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    - comment_id: UgyZoi5muP_TrkfpQYV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jamesfrance9715'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jamesfrance9715
      text: He's right. The building is an endlessly fascinating exhibit all by itself!
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-09-04T16:36:29Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-04T16:36:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwxu1Q3DagDKIWqzR54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MrY1313'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MrY1313
      text: Thank you!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-09-04T09:45:48Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-04T09:45:48Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgycbmjUB_FED4Dd63x4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@judithaliaga4878'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@judithaliaga4878
      text: Me encanta este museo🥰.Lo volvería a visitar sin dudarlo!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-09-05T23:02:54Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-05T23:02:54Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxC5yrlkCpjOzNOFTl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Is there any way that a visitor can get the privilege of going to the
        top of the tower? I would love it.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-09-04T15:30:52Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-04T15:30:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: -vtgFh91Ud0
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vtgFh91Ud0
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: A Desk Full of Secrets'
    description: |-
      In the 18th century luxury desks had many hidden compartments. Normally these drawers remain hidden for museum visitors. For once our curators open these secret compartments. Watch it in the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓.

      www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2020-08-28T11:10:01Z'
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    - comment_id: Ugw1x3DkkTUyhqhMdtZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@girlnorthof60'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@girlnorthof60
      text: My father, a cabinet-maker, built me a writing desk with open pigeon-hole
        compartments on top and 3 drawers under the writing level. Each drawer has
        a hidden compartment in the rear. They're empty, except for a note that states
        "I had no riches to hide in here." 🤷‍♀️ (He died last Feb. at the age of 91)
      like_count: 61
      published_at: '2021-03-11T10:30:36Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-11T10:30:36Z'
      reply_count: 6
    - comment_id: Ugymz3igpiyWlMBoUAp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@blschafer4310'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@blschafer4310
      text: Gorgeous!! So much better than the compressed sawdust and contact paper
        'furniture' we have nowadays.
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2023-06-26T05:36:08Z'
      updated_at: '2023-06-26T05:36:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgznmyfTd0Jnksm4DAl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ericericson4'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ericericson4
      text: I am a cabinetmaker, and I have added hidden drawers and compartments
        in some of the projects I have done over the years. It is always fun to give
        the client a surprise. They always smile.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2025-06-08T17:35:20Z'
      updated_at: '2025-06-08T17:35:20Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzsPah_Wadt-gWAN-B4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@laurelj'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@laurelj
      text: Amazing! What a treasure alone by themselves and convenient to conceive
        assets!!! 🥰🥰🥰
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-11-14T14:14:14Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-14T14:14:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzvEJPMvIHnjOmWzSh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@19Bmiller'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@19Bmiller
      text: Very well resented. The skill of this family is truly amazing. And yes
        we have a dresser from the late 1800's with concealed compartments.
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2021-03-16T15:13:07Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-16T15:13:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxofIz3TRZ4CYKt7c14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@VF-84'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@VF-84
      text: I know it’s 4 years after this posted but I just have to say that desk
        has to be the most beautiful piece of furniture I have ever seen hands down.
        I can’t even imagine how long that took to make. The amount of inlays are
        insane.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-09-14T14:43:29Z'
      updated_at: '2024-09-14T14:43:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyLLVr83FWu4Fz52aF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@vickiefowler1429'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@vickiefowler1429
      text: Having been to the Rijksmuseum, I must say that their furniture exhibits
        are overwhelming.  There are hundreds of pieces like these on display!  However,
        you don’t get to see the secret compartments like in the video.  There’s usually
        just a card that describes them.  It’s impressive — but, just wait till you
        see the China and Ceramics exhibits!  And the paintings!
      like_count: 13
      published_at: '2021-03-15T11:42:36Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-15T11:42:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzu9VZ11Bzn64eHE4Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Garland67'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Garland67
      text: These desks are stunning. Incredible to have the original keys!
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2021-03-20T02:24:28Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-20T02:24:28Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzeZMjdhTbPBAcj5Q54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Marky-j3o'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Marky-j3o
      text: |-
        Oh my that is such eye candy that word's can not discribe the beauty
        And pride taken to make such artwork.  Thank you very much  !        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-02-25T16:32:40Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-25T16:32:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxM6SmMcA6rdc66ZMh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@lisaspears7212'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@lisaspears7212
      text: That is magnificent.... absolutely gorgeous. A true piece of art and master
        workmanship.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-18T21:52:49Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-18T21:52:49Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwWiFjClmYJ1OLCLal4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@vivianvergal9618'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@vivianvergal9618
      text: What a beautiful piece. I wonder if things ever got forever lost or forgotten
        on those secret compartments...
      like_count: 21
      published_at: '2020-08-28T14:26:34Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-28T14:26:34Z'
      reply_count: 4
    - comment_id: UgzW7FzyOrM7D9IMo0N4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ichabodon'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ichabodon
      text: Craftsmanship at its highest. Beautiful
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-02-18T20:49:42Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-18T20:49:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyjLsgscY23KHZRxZh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@johnschultz8906'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@johnschultz8906
      text: I've always thought craftsmen with this kind of ability are some of the
        best artists ever
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-05-24T02:29:20Z'
      updated_at: '2022-05-24T02:29:20Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz-kctA4XMaayR6_1l4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MaggyShannon'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MaggyShannon
      text: |-
        Thank you dear Rijks Museum for this very interesting video.  What a beautiful desk!  It was surely made by a true artist.  How ingenious are the little drawers, and how glorious the use of materials in the inlay.  I envy you a little, working among such wonderful objects.

        Fifty years ago, my dear grandparents visited the Rijks Museum and returned with faces alight as they described what they saw.  I hope I will someday visit you myself.

        I wish for you all the very best.        
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2023-02-10T16:56:42Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-10T16:56:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyJ4iS_vhlI4S9p6LR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LJB103'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LJB103
      text: Excellent video and extraordinary furniture.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-06-22T12:36:30Z'
      updated_at: '2022-06-22T12:36:30Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw6vyV3Xf94BVhQW9d4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Jeezy11'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Jeezy11
      text: Even my newer dresser and nightstand has a secret drawer glad it’s still
        around
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-05-21T06:38:11Z'
      updated_at: '2023-05-21T06:38:11Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxKfeOaYtpFQfrVJZR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@robertballuumm730'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@robertballuumm730
      text: Exquisite workmanship and ingenuity. An absolute piece of art.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-21T20:39:24Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-21T20:39:24Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwOqXCQ9M7IAmbA0tx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@cliffcampbell8827'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@cliffcampbell8827
      text: Absolutely stunning artistry. I prefer this kind over today's digital
        form and definitely over "modern" art.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-04-17T10:54:08Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-17T10:54:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwnzuR8jF1CHsICnxZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jarnopit8934'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jarnopit8934
      text: That is phenomenal. I wish I could afford something like that
      like_count: 21
      published_at: '2020-08-28T20:10:52Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-28T20:10:52Z'
      reply_count: 4
    - comment_id: UgxVNYJV9QKRGxwr4314AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@JoseighBlogs'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@JoseighBlogs
      text: _Incredible historic Dutch carpentry_ 😍  _So beautiful_ 😍  _So cleverly
        and so ingeniously crafted_ 😍  _Thank you_ 😍
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-08-29T22:33:33Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-29T22:33:33Z'
      reply_count: 4
    - comment_id: UgxdMhX8nOh_KqtmPQ94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@florencerozner2344'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@florencerozner2344
      text: Desk and writing stands beautiful thank you for sharing
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-16T14:20:57Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-16T14:20:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz0leEzj-IbSHf7svF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@karinemerah931'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@karinemerah931
      text: Magnifique, merci d'ouvrir les cachettes et tiroirs pour nous!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-08-30T20:37:07Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-30T20:37:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwi9iX2cILhl87ajVB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@dutch_blades'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@dutch_blades
      text: |-
        I wish they were looking for conservators... I love the Rijksmuseum and spending your life preserving and maintaining items suchs as these for generations to come would be amazing.
        Pierre Kintzing's mechanisms in Roentgen's desks is something many modern day craftsmen with modern tools wouldn't be able to replicate; amazing work and thanks for uploading!
        My own desk (Chippendale but not actually made by Thomas Chippendale sadly) features two hidden drawers currently housing fountain pens and custom folding knives.        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-13T17:32:43Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-13T17:32:43Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzrUfy79iZMPqtoSGl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@si_vis_amari_ama'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@si_vis_amari_ama
      text: I visited the magnificent Rijksmuseum during my too-short stay in Amsterdam.
        Its was one of the best places I have ever been; I particularly liked the
        perfection-furniture and metal objects. Its worth a visit to Amsterdam just
        to go to this museum. You could easily visit daily for a week in order to
        spend adequate time in each part. Its huge.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-28T12:39:17Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-28T12:39:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxmNnS8kj_yYRejSth4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@petergorgels5716'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@petergorgels5716
      text: Amazing, those little secrets ❤️
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-08-28T14:45:25Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-28T14:45:25Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzVErUe0HXZS_2zOzF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@thijsdejongh6192'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@thijsdejongh6192
      text: My desk has a secret place, keeping my stash in there 💶
      like_count: 20
      published_at: '2020-09-01T06:04:07Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-01T06:04:07Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgzJUDndHkDlVnY86NR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@robertbeaty4909'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@robertbeaty4909
      text: I've been restoring and repairing antique furniture by trade for almost
        forty years. What I've seen.......sometimes I get the opportunity to build
        a piece for a client and I always try to incorporate a hidden compartment
        into whatever it might be.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-04-02T01:57:13Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-02T01:57:13Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx_1mpT7wjV1LvEDBp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@monkeygraborange'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@monkeygraborange
      text: |-
        Utterly spectacular. Thank you so much for preserving and maintaining these magnificent pieces.
        If only they could speak, what stories they might tell.        
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-02-28T21:49:43Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-28T21:49:43Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwsgbvAZD9cvXi_rWt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@SupremeWin777-7'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@SupremeWin777-7
      text: What a treasure!!! 👌🏻
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-09-29T07:38:38Z'
      updated_at: '2025-09-29T07:38:38Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxmjMt53OlJMC0H9g94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@thierrydecker8110'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@thierrydecker8110
      text: One of the few advertisements I've had on youtube that I actually thought
        was interesting!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-09-02T22:42:38Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-02T22:42:38Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxVv2lbId91-n5Ja-J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@turbo.panther'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@turbo.panther
      text: If I did have a secret drawer in a desk, I wouldn't be telling youtube
        about it!!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-03-18T07:36:32Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-18T07:36:32Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgynN6BPbu9fgpp7XXl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ericwilliams7374'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ericwilliams7374
      text: "Wow. I have become obsessed with writing desks. \nBeing a wood worker\
        \ myself, I have to try and copy one of these beautiful pieces of art!!!!!!"
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-02T16:36:11Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-02T16:36:11Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzuyXxrTIUtZkaB3wJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@suntzu6122'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@suntzu6122
      text: More videos like this! Amazing!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-05-29T12:55:38Z'
      updated_at: '2024-05-29T12:55:38Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw1uwj0Jb5q5KgyNkR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@shelleyharris165'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@shelleyharris165
      text: Magnificent. The beauty. Key's. Compartments . So lovely 😇✌️💪😎🕊️🙌🤲🌍🎼🌄🙏💛💙☮️✝️
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-04-27T17:00:56Z'
      updated_at: '2022-04-27T17:00:56Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyjFB0sZfvxT94hKPd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@kaydonahue'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kaydonahue
      text: Yes!  Love letters!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-23T14:38:52Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-23T14:38:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxpj2mooZfA_SceNHB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jeffbecker8716'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jeffbecker8716
      text: My grandfather's desk has a hidden compartment behind the center section.
        I keep his wallet along with those of my father, great grandfather, and great
        grandmother (mostly school photos of my dad and uncle) in it. No money, just
        all of their old ID and personal cards.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-10-11T01:27:36Z'
      updated_at: '2022-10-11T01:27:36Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugwl761XdfOI2tKLCSx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@CyberBeep_kenshi'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@CyberBeep_kenshi
      text: |-
        I have a writing box that indeed has a secret panel with 3 small drawers. Got it through auction, just so much fun. It currently holds the key to the box :)

        It's from about 1850 as far as i know. Been heavily used and been doing some polishing etc.

        I do actually keep my mail in there:)        
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-10T19:52:24Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-10T19:56:16Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugz7XTwRKtOq0zD9Xtp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@h.r.puffinstuff431'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@h.r.puffinstuff431
      text: I have a secretary that has eight hidden drawers and pull outs.  There
        are a few papers in them, a roll of silver coins, 2 gold coins, and a plastic
        telephone booth that was part of a FisherPrice little people village set (
        this is the most valuable thing to me).
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2021-02-19T06:17:34Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-19T06:17:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyOk_2zTFUq9H582Jt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@musicismymind88'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@musicismymind88
      text: If I had a desk with a secret drawer I'd hide in it.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-28T01:01:57Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-28T01:01:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxI2igkX3pwot3l09Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@tin5048'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@tin5048
      text: The things before are chef's 💋, from the table to the keys ro how its
        designed and decorated
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-12-05T17:01:02Z'
      updated_at: '2021-12-05T17:01:02Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz_oSqVKxYbU1aeMrl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nancyyonce2906'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nancyyonce2906
      text: BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-04-20T23:35:06Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-20T23:35:06Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxn-N1SSgwRECsKeCJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@amyp2942'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@amyp2942
      text: Nice video.  When did the archdiocese of Trier dispose of this piece?  Not
        wise to reveal hidden places in home.
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2020-08-28T14:26:03Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-28T14:26:03Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzoTnpu-Hg2myuS4bx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@pelusa5970'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@pelusa5970
      text: Wuoooo.... Eso es un sueño!!! 🥺✨🙌🏻
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-06-02T02:01:58Z'
      updated_at: '2021-06-02T02:01:58Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyaXSm3HkwIl5PKFDZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@brittanymazza1659'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@brittanymazza1659
      text: That's a beautiful 😍 desk
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-11-07T15:38:09Z'
      updated_at: '2022-11-07T15:38:09Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxvJRPGg7E5GMw8ZFZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jemaltedoradze098'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jemaltedoradze098
      text: Fantastic secreter ! ..
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-09-13T00:46:31Z'
      updated_at: '2023-09-13T00:46:31Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx25VqwGtsleK5SFXN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jason9035'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jason9035
      text: "Imagine how much that desk would cost today assuming any modern craftsman\
        \ could pull it off . \nCould possibly be a million dollars in today's money."
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-01-11T02:49:35Z'
      updated_at: '2024-01-11T02:49:35Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgxnolSEmgbBIMuwpsh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@havok2579'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@havok2579
      text: I purchased a desk from a second hand furniture shop and accidentally
        discovered a hidden drawer inside it. It now houses some sensitive information
        and keepsakes.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-01-14T21:02:05Z'
      updated_at: '2025-01-14T21:02:05Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz0LK0LH5h5FLAc-fd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@BuriedFlame'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@BuriedFlame
      text: _"And this button releases the spring-loaded boxing glove!"_
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-04-18T04:37:23Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-18T04:37:23Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgxzxOj7ZL_f2cyPBFZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Fuliginosus'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Fuliginosus
      text: After watching this video, I discovered that my cantilevered escritoire
        with faux marquetry has a secret drawer for hiding cookies.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-02-21T22:02:34Z'
      updated_at: '2025-02-21T22:05:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugze7qW9EW28DxQSeZN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@fdortDUSTYWOODADVENTURES'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@fdortDUSTYWOODADVENTURES
      text: '@RijksmuseumAmsterdam thanks for sharing. What year were father and son
        born/died, what country were they born in? As a woodworker, I would like to
        research further into the old masters please.'
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-01-28T22:47:08Z'
      updated_at: '2025-01-28T22:47:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzSqYSHwfBmPZSdO2t4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@tysonatkins2236'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@tysonatkins2236
      text: My secret hidden places are in locations where they currently exist and
        reside. Thanks for asking.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-11-18T05:37:19Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-18T05:37:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx0ZUoc88VI0CWfkOd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@kohinoorsandhu6796'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kohinoorsandhu6796
      text: I would like a desk with hidden compartments but I don’t have anything
        to keep in it😕
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-02-11T16:01:29Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-11T16:01:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxtRjRZOoKXK1zgI5h4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@danhorson4947'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@danhorson4947
      text: Lemarchand's cube?... 😵‍💫
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-08-29T23:09:46Z'
      updated_at: '2024-08-29T23:09:46Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxRbNP68DbRYZU1-1N4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@maximhollandnederlandthene7640'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@maximhollandnederlandthene7640
      text: "You could give more information about the size of furniture, \nPeople\
        \ were shorter that time so was the furniture fitted to the people that used\
        \ it."
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-11-09T20:45:31Z'
      updated_at: '2021-11-09T20:45:31Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwiy1zUnhGeRuvv6HN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@d.l.l.6578'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@d.l.l.6578
      text: I have a blue glass desk from IKEA with no compartments at all.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-01-24T21:32:11Z'
      updated_at: '2022-01-24T21:32:11Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwhzygVl7jCC2tmMkh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bigbob1699'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bigbob1699
      text: Do you know how long it took to make that desk and how many craftsmen?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-04-09T17:38:56Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-09T17:38:56Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzvyQgQ9LZ3M1oYNlF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Endermanso'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Endermanso
      text: I keep the keys of my other pieces of furniture in a hidden drawer i putted
        in my bedside table
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-17T14:51:30Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-17T14:51:30Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgzOe-YJjVdFSKZeHw14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jennifercuddy5663'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jennifercuddy5663
      text: Is this early 19th century?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-11-26T20:24:32Z'
      updated_at: '2025-11-26T20:24:32Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxOkuJ-xlNbezB3SVh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@anonymousonlineuser6543'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@anonymousonlineuser6543
      text: Too short......
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-01T21:09:44Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-01T21:09:44Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgysrKOePeT7c96TAqx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@mudbouggin7563'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@mudbouggin7563
      text: In a video about hidden drawers, you didn't show more than half the ones
        you opened
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-20T11:16:34Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-20T11:16:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzCzmg8GWEAVTGJirZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@amandamiduski'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@amandamiduski
      text: 'Yes'
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-04-27T19:05:18Z'
      updated_at: '2022-04-27T19:05:18Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzpd1zKjxpBp3Hn4xd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@rubengalusso'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@rubengalusso
      text: Excelente video, una maravilla los antiguos ebanistas
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-09-05T23:21:16Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-05T23:21:16Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz4kVAJWiTcrnYGNMJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@catsandcarsringtailgang6188'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@catsandcarsringtailgang6188
      text: |-
        Coffee table has secret compartment. I keep a .36 cal 6rnd. 1861 navy steel frame Revolver in there. LOADED!
        (Because an unloaded gun is not ............. a gun!)        
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-16T09:28:51Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-17T15:16:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxK4E4sYvSFwQayRmh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@vidkunv.spalden5731'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@vidkunv.spalden5731
      text: mobelkunst auf nonplusultra qualitat
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-05-19T16:09:52Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-19T16:09:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgznTGk-CQUqK1dCXtx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Larkinchance'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Larkinchance
      text: busy
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-19T08:39:04Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-19T08:39:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxPNqlf8VGgCNdm_hx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@richardmckrell4899'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@richardmckrell4899
      text: Do we really need a close up of putting on gloves?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-05T01:46:35Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-05T01:46:35Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwLw3u4On08rwsIXPt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@markgoddard2560'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@markgoddard2560
      text: Does every beautiful thing have to be drowned in awful music?
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2021-02-17T15:07:43Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-17T15:07:43Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy8Prt6jBmYFLFVy2F4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@chrismalcomson7640'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@chrismalcomson7640
      text: I built a miniature cabinet in the Dutch style with 15 secret compartments.
        Some are just hidden behind drawers but the hardest are mechanical ones. Its
        one thing designing it but quite another building it because you have to find
        the room for the springs and levers.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-03-10T16:07:04Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-10T16:07:04Z'
      reply_count: 1
    comments_fetched: 68
  - video_id: u-G2rxHctdI
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-G2rxHctdI
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Family Ties'
    description: "Hals, Van de Velde, Ruisdael, Ter Borch… The list of artists who\
      \ are directly related to each other is extensive. Curator Justine Rinnooy Kan\
      \ dives into the family history of some of the museum’s most famous inhabitants\
      \ in this new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked \U0001F513 \n\nℹ️ More Rijksmuseum\
      \ from home: \nhttps://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/from-home"
    published_at: '2020-08-21T12:15:06Z'
    duration: PT5M17S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 38931
    like_count: 93
    comment_count: 8
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/u-G2rxHctdI/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: nl
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgzoVRByqOfHl8pRuex4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@peggyandries2360'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@peggyandries2360
      text: Genoten!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-06T20:09:21Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-06T20:09:21Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzEuio2RZ8kww08_W94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bramkoster9834'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bramkoster9834
      text: Erg leuk!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-11T11:28:55Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-11T11:28:55Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzCWCDdFVOel0dQfUJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jefferyvonli4665'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jefferyvonli4665
      text: Can't wait to visit Rijksmuseum 🥺🥺
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-08-21T12:29:04Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-21T12:29:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx6q68xuA1u_pCLuTp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nanetbeumer4793'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nanetbeumer4793
      text: Such a nice video!!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-08-21T14:29:47Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-21T14:29:47Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzAQDc3S8Wc-sYYmat4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LuciaBezemer'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LuciaBezemer
      text: Goed filmpje en uitleg over hekserij.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-11-05T06:41:00Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-05T06:41:00Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxiFVnTb5HGFKnNvp54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@vlinderland'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@vlinderland
      text: what a fantastic presentation. Maar mag het voor Nederlanders misschien
        ook in het Nederlands? Museum, geef iemand de gelegenheid om het in het Engels
        of in het Nederlands te beluisteren!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-07-09T03:28:04Z'
      updated_at: '2021-07-09T03:28:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx-uK-Pr4sjfMqUMrZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@thilinakithalawa2402'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@thilinakithalawa2402
      text: Georges
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-08-22T07:54:10Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-22T07:54:10Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxPp2DWmLovHyurMgh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TheyCallMeNewb'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TheyCallMeNewb
      text: I know that the Sun will rise tomorrow, death and taxes are inevitable,
        and also, now, that I could never pronounce those names that seem mostly uvula
        jiggle.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-05-21T11:06:24Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-21T11:06:24Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 8
  - video_id: G5oSMhhdvVQ
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5oSMhhdvVQ
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Struggle for Freedom'
    description: |-
      On the 17th of August, Indonesia is celebrating 75 years of independence. The Rijksmuseum is working together with Indonesian researcher Aminudin TH Siregar on an exhibition about the Indonesian Revolution (expected in 2022). In the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 we give you a sneak peak. Merdeka = Freedom!

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2020-08-14T07:37:07Z'
    duration: PT5M48S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 41577
    like_count: 139
    comment_count: 12
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/G5oSMhhdvVQ/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: Ugw80jKGeghVWzw6Q2Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: What an attractive way to approach this topic, I know nothing about Indonesia
        but I can't wait to see more. Fantastic video.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-13T10:03:53Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-13T10:03:53Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwRqmq5g7vI_RsH2kV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sekarmira3188'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sekarmira3188
      text: "Bang ucok... Baru sadar aku betapa penting lukisan sebagai dokumentasi\
        \ sejarah...\n Pemboman yogyakarta yg selama ini hanya dengar dr cerita mama\
        \ Dan eyang bisa terbayang nyata... Juga bagaimana situasi penangkapan Pangeran\
        \ Diponegoro..\nTrmksh \nMengharukan"
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-08-15T15:53:52Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-15T15:53:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx58Uucz_OE837HdTN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jsb7975'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jsb7975
      text: Die schilderijtjes zijn fantástisch!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-08-14T08:45:48Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-14T08:45:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugyd6EmuZdMZyShYPV14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@munadihp2305'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@munadihp2305
      text: "Terima kasih, \nAlhamdulillah,\nVideo ini sangat menarik,dan informatif"
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-08-31T00:26:41Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-31T00:26:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyDzWX6j01cGj_AMGp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@hanifdesign01'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@hanifdesign01
      text: salut to Ucok....keren euy. presentasi barang langka yg sangat berharga.
        thanks Bro
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-08-14T23:13:49Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-14T23:13:49Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugzue1notZg39zxUTiF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@kuteken6312'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kuteken6312
      text: Mantap Bang Ucook!!! 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-02T13:39:17Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-02T13:39:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxboiuSBG9qJiQoCi54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nandanggawe'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nandanggawe
      text: "Cool... Ucok \U0001F44D \nSalam Merdeka \U0001F4AA"
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-08-15T00:21:36Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-15T00:21:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz8enQLTbQS4XQ2R8x4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@elvinanotopawiro2110'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@elvinanotopawiro2110
      text: Mantaap👌
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-08-28T21:03:51Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-28T21:03:51Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzlePgVT3LXVVdyaDh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TogapSiagian'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TogapSiagian
      text: Keren!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-08-15T01:36:56Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-15T01:36:56Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx5vtecMRBdj4eARQB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@apriliantosugito3324'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@apriliantosugito3324
      text: org belanda tersebut tampak kurang nyaman ketika menyadari belanda pernah
        menjajah indonesia he he
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-10T15:42:49Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-10T15:42:49Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgykWJRHygfK9zAUfWR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@julkiflisinuhaji4714'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@julkiflisinuhaji4714
      text: Suruh belanda kembalikan benda bersejarah nusantara yang dirampas mereka
        selama masa kolonial
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-13T14:31:31Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-13T14:31:31Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 11
  - video_id: tUegmRdTB64
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUegmRdTB64
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Hugs'
    description: |-
      Nothing says love more than a hug! ❤️ To give some comfort in these times of social distancing, curator Ilona van Tuinen shows us the most famous embraces of our collection in the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓. Enjoy watching it, have a great weekend and a big virtual hug from us at the Rijksmuseum! 🤗

      www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2020-08-07T09:55:50Z'
    duration: PT5M43S
    definition: hd
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    view_count: 46901
    like_count: 180
    comment_count: 6
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tUegmRdTB64/hqdefault.jpg
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    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgwHRH0h2ouqfN6puB94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447
      text: This is one of the most beautiful videos about art! Thank you!🙏🧡
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-08-09T07:35:53Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-09T07:35:53Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwmHzErnyBcNoL-YJB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bteuben-faber8215'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bteuben-faber8215
      text: Dank u wel voor deze prachtige rondleiding! A real hug to me 😊
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-07T22:13:44Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-07T22:13:44Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyHOtLtu0JM5009Z394AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nikkivielerNLEU'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nikkivielerNLEU
      text: Fantastic video!!!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-04-07T21:37:12Z'
      updated_at: '2023-04-07T21:37:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwDByfICWKN1UKfOz94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@lorettabertoli3736'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@lorettabertoli3736
      text: Lovely video! I've been to the rijksmuseum just once and I'd love to come
        back again, hopefully soon. In the meantime virtual hugs from Italy 🇮🇹
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-23T12:20:59Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-23T12:20:59Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxoTEWMYBde5xObZcp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Bmarker299'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Bmarker299
      text: Exceptionally well done by a very charismatic and impassioned docent.
        What a timely and heartwarming look at human affection. Particularly liked
        the comment about “making out”
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-08-08T07:11:46Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-08T07:11:46Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzkIiMwMK1MagjPlth4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andreafedeli8532
      text: Thanks
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-01-03T18:27:30Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-03T18:27:30Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 6
  - video_id: mlWpqM_iDA8
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlWpqM_iDA8
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: A Pink History'
    description: |-
      With its annual Amsterdam Pride festival, the Netherlands is perhaps one of the most liberal countries in the world. However, that this was not the case in the past will hardly surprise anyone. Tour guide Arnout van Krimpen shows us the the changing views on homosexuality in the Netherlands over the years by means of the Rijksmuseum collection.

      www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2020-07-30T14:44:37Z'
    duration: PT5M
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 19749
    like_count: 160
    comment_count: 13
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mlWpqM_iDA8/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgznLnMnXcgMdBVdPo94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@olgamishura8758'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@olgamishura8758
      text: Thanknyou so much for telling these stories and not shying away from the
        subject. Absolutely brilliant.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-08-27T06:47:40Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-27T06:47:40Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgxoklBNi4f98nKuZCR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@mypleasure7080'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@mypleasure7080
      text: extremely well done, please more videos presented by Arnout van Krimpen
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-24T15:18:10Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-24T15:18:10Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw_81rRjgLHcpPu-id4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@RenskeAnimeFan'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@RenskeAnimeFan
      text: wow I learned a lot, definitly visiting next time I am there.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-26T10:54:34Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-26T10:54:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwXYnt-nP5b1a2aOnJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: I have never read about Willem the II, that would be a good way to keep
        digging in Dutch history. Thanks for such an amazing video.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-07-30T20:53:16Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-30T20:53:16Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgweRkTofxQLNmZPz2F4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447
      text: Very interesting video! I like it a lot! Thank you!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-10-11T04:54:16Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-11T04:54:16Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz5hgPNWNBqLPzcSLt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ilynov'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ilynov
      text: |-
        AMAZING! Thank you so much, Arnout, and Rijksmuseum! I am looking forward to my next visit to Amsterdam and the Rijks!!
        Will you make more educational videos aa this one - LGBT+-themed, guys?        
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-08-11T01:37:06Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-11T01:38:24Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxOX4EZDfY8KopI7LJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MaxVanHemel'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MaxVanHemel
      text: mooie reportage, mooie inhoud.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-07-28T07:13:03Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-28T07:13:03Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzXGyC96lKjDubN9MR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@JoseighBlogs'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@JoseighBlogs
      text: "Very educational with aspects about historical 's o d o m y'* and L G\
        \ B T that can be discerned in the wonderful Rijksmuseum's paintings. The\
        \ revealing of 'symbolised secrets' hidden in some of Dutch and Nederlands\
        \ owned artworks wouldn't be obvious to the casual viewer until 'the secret\
        \ of the painting' is shared by an art expert who knows a painting's inner\
        \ message or story. Especially fascinating was the glorious warming use and\
        \ additional meaning of 'lollepot'. Thank you so much \r\n_Asterisked words\
        \ are spaced because they weren't accepted at first in my comment. Like Rijksmuseum\
        \ paintings I have had to 'hide' certain unacceptable words in my online comment\
        \ that today's digital platform has disallowed. Isn't that an astounding comparison\
        \ of sameness between yesterday's mores and taboos with today's squeamishness\
        \ against revealed painted or written honesty? Today's online digital platform\
        \ for expression is comparable as when 'the Lollepot painter' or the allegorical\
        \ L e s b I a n*, c"
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-07-31T16:04:40Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-31T16:04:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwZ3vZwyDzhL4tfgUF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MuseumsLove'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MuseumsLove
      text: Riveting stories, very well told. Lillepot, wow...
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-08-02T08:59:08Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-02T08:59:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgybCitSmog1miF56n94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@michelebaechle969'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@michelebaechle969
      text: thank you very much. Very interesting.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-07-28T19:37:07Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-28T19:37:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxG-lvDKWb-xnFNnwV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Weesperbuurt'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Weesperbuurt
      text: Well done. Thank you.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-07-27T18:04:47Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-27T18:04:47Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 11
  - video_id: rrCEt1uoqT4
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrCEt1uoqT4
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Framed'
    description: |-
      When you visit the Rijksmuseum you see hundreds of paintings. But have you ever realised you see just as many picture frames? In the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 Curator Josephina de Fouw shows us different kinds of frames and explains how they changed through the ages. 🖼️

      #Rijksmuseum #Amsterdam #Frames

      www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2020-07-24T12:15:01Z'
    duration: PT4M56S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 9072
    like_count: 94
    comment_count: 4
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rrCEt1uoqT4/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgwTFRGPGN3eRmNbH9B4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@cyberrubis'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@cyberrubis
      text: Thank you so much for such a pleasant and informative video directed from
        the museum. Will be looking forward to seeing more videos from The Rijksmusem!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-07-24T12:25:57Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-24T12:25:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxgF1yTN0O0uS4mGhV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@thilinakithalawa2402'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@thilinakithalawa2402
      text: I saved this vedio.. and it's really useful.. please continue this good
        work. Its a Great service to the students who study art  in south asia, as
        they dont have much capital to visit Europe at all
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-08-22T08:01:40Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-22T08:01:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxJTV7OFkBtc0NbEih4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@london6893'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@london6893
      text: Brilliant. Thank you! Can you please expand on elegant black Dutch frames?
        History and technical aspect of it perhaps?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-03-30T07:52:36Z'
      updated_at: '2021-03-30T07:52:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz01rTHZQRq62Jrv5B4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TheyCallMeNewb'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TheyCallMeNewb
      text: Thank you! Are we all supposed to be pronouncing pharaoh, 'fare-a-oh'!?!?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-05-21T11:30:14Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-21T11:30:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 4
  - video_id: 8PzyWpkYKok
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PzyWpkYKok
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Expressions of Rembrandt'
    description: |-
      Last Wednesday was Rembrandt’s 414th birthday! So to celebrate even more, we asked our tour guide Maaike to give us a special tour. Rembrandt was a master in painting expressions, which are essential in sign language. Experience Rembrandt in International Sign in this very special episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓.

      More on accessibility in the Rijksmuseum:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/visitor-information/accessibility      
    published_at: '2020-07-17T12:15:00Z'
    duration: PT4M6S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 4181
    like_count: 101
    comment_count: 6
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8PzyWpkYKok/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgyjceH2JNIWsDTkogB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@poonpoonization'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@poonpoonization
      text: love this presentation
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-06-20T02:27:20Z'
      updated_at: '2021-06-20T02:27:20Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwAmI6qMp6k682NKpN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@mattutasilva'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@mattutasilva
      text: Incredible video, and very informative, please with continue for this
        content.
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2020-07-17T12:32:42Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-17T12:33:08Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxA1kKx3p2aKDyo8F94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Bmarker299'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Bmarker299
      text: Marvelous. Heartwarming and lovely to watch. Would love to see more videos
        from you
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-12-12T17:14:47Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T17:14:47Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzMU8LpDlLqv6ypq1J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: She is so friendly and nice, thanks for this super informative video ☺️
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2020-07-17T12:27:30Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-17T12:27:30Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz4NaylYr_DeZ8HE2h4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@27Penggemar-Siput'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@27Penggemar-Siput
      text: Who ia she?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-12-25T16:46:36Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-25T16:46:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 5
  - video_id: 9xZbQySKobk
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xZbQySKobk
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: We ❤️ Vermeer'
    description: |-
      Can you believe Johannes Vermeer was virtually unknown until the mid-19th century? Today he is one of the most renowned and appreciated artists in the world and The Milkmaid is one of the most popular objects in our collection. But why do we love Vermeer? ❤️ Pieter Roelofs, Head of Paintings and Sculpture, tells us in the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓.

      #Rijksmuseum #Amsterdam #Vermeer #Milkmaid

      www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2020-07-10T12:15:00Z'
    duration: PT4M11S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 27234
    like_count: 448
    comment_count: 51
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9xZbQySKobk/hqdefault.jpg
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    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: Ugzc9ahd0hlFufNCkBF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@christopherwelch5568'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@christopherwelch5568
      text: The intimacy of the moment and the natural lighting he captures. For me
        every scene feels natural in spite of the painstaking process he used to create
        them. They’re like photos of ordinary people caught in a second of their lives.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2023-03-30T09:26:35Z'
      updated_at: '2023-03-30T09:26:35Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw74GWEZMRYsP0tTtl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447
      text: 'Usually women are the subject of his paintings and this is what attracted
        me at first. Then I noticed  a very special atmosphere in the scenes he painted.  Even
        ordinary life scenes like pouring milk become mesmerizing for the beholder.
        For me his message is: be active in life, all your deeds matter and make a
        difference.  Enjoy the  moment.  You may be making a bobbin lace, you may  be
        weighing pearls, playing an instrument or reading a letter... Enjoy the time
        you have at your disposal. Enjoy your life!'
      like_count: 21
      published_at: '2020-07-11T09:30:34Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-11T09:30:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyQNs46KGCqkk1OS_F4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@davidreninger5093'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@davidreninger5093
      text: Vermeer transfixes the viewer . When looking at Vermeer time seems to
        be stopped , my breath is slowed down and I am in awe. I can not move and
        do not want to leave the painting. I once ran across the National Gallery
        of Art in Washington to view again  Woman Holding a Balance before I left.  I
        am not alone in my desire for Vermeer . The Lace Maker a small painting  is
        one of the most viewed pictures in the Louvre.  Vermeer stuns  the viewer  .
        I can not get enough of this feeling . If I had the funds I would live in
        city with a Vermeer.
      like_count: 15
      published_at: '2020-07-10T12:49:56Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-10T19:42:35Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxU9bFUpy0aE1jlbal4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sharonharper8613'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sharonharper8613
      text: I am an art history major and I love the painters from the Dutch Golden
        Age, but Vermeer is my favorite. He painted simple everyday life and you really
        got a sense of what these people were like. He truly was a master. I love  Vermeer!
      like_count: 15
      published_at: '2020-07-10T12:28:24Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-10T12:28:24Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwA1gwBU_KB-eKQM5Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@gentlelandscapes7017'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@gentlelandscapes7017
      text: What you do at the Rijksmuseum is very generous, as you put at everyone’s
        disposal such beautiful paintings from your public domain collection, sharing
        details that seem to add even more lights and colors to each painting.
      like_count: 14
      published_at: '2020-07-10T21:39:22Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-10T21:39:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz97hGZC8n6Ig7qlCJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@lindanouhet'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@lindanouhet
      text: I love Vermeers because of his colors. Yellow and blue. And calmness in
        his paintings.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-07-26T20:43:26Z'
      updated_at: '2022-07-26T20:43:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyUEMJROd6gMkPU5N14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@edwardnewsome3846'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@edwardnewsome3846
      text: Another excellent video from the Rijksmuseum.  What do I love about Vermeer?
        The light. The humanity.
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2020-08-29T14:38:17Z'
      updated_at: '2020-08-29T14:38:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugyl3AcxLhv0GMLP3rd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@vidavuk1649'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@vidavuk1649
      text: 'Why do I like Vermeer ? He makes his paintigs for ever, you can enjoy
        till the end of time, they are endlessly worthy. I like the situations and
        moments that he catches for ever . For ever. Simple things that are made always
        alive. Landscape of Delft, precise, on the first sight just objective but
        than you see the beauty and affection. In each of his paintigs you can see
        not just colours, fresh and alive, but you can feel a flow of emotions and
        that is exactly what is the purpose of art: to awake the emotions.'
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-03-10T20:49:46Z'
      updated_at: '2023-03-10T20:49:46Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw7Fov38VG2WUI85m94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TKLE69'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TKLE69
      text: Having lived in Delft during my university years I have learnt the city
        as it is today. Vermeer is my favorite artist that transports us 350 years
        back in time to that same place. The scenes he painted display the simple
        and ordinary (indeed private) moments in time frozen as if we were there as
        a time traveler. The colors used show the atmosphere and the mindset of the
        people in it.
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2020-07-16T07:07:14Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-16T07:07:14Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw92BvSo3_FGfZImhV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@amiporter5124'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@amiporter5124
      text: It's not the coronations or the battles won that Vermeer dwells on, it
        is the magic and beauty in the everyday moments on which he focuses. It reminds
        me that everyday life can and should be magical and beautiful- stop pinning
        all your happiness on achievements or goals attained- enjoy the journey the
        gift of now.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2022-02-02T18:46:40Z'
      updated_at: '2022-02-02T18:46:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugysz2QTg64NdNFh15h4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@moniquecicerchia111'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@moniquecicerchia111
      text: I love Vermeer because of the magnificent colors he created....
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-10-06T01:12:01Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-06T01:12:01Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyfIcX9nSVEydkgqrJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@winmachielse1233'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@winmachielse1233
      text: I love him for the serenity in his paintings.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-04-25T15:24:02Z'
      updated_at: '2023-04-25T15:24:02Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwt4FHr6EmNlGl_Ygl4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@fadge4105'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@fadge4105
      text: I love Vermeer, because the use of light, the story I can only guess,
        and the use of perspective to tie it all together.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-02-22T00:29:46Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-22T00:29:46Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyhT22vrikj0zPQp8p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@judithaliaga4878'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@judithaliaga4878
      text: Me encanta Vemeer por el detallismo. Y también porque nos muestra, a través
        de sus personajes, la vida cotidiana. Sus obras son una invitación a la curiosidad.
        Es uno de mis favoritos!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-09-05T23:18:26Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-05T23:18:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgznY3MF2brYIr-DFt54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@НатальяПавловская-н9е'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@%D0%9D%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%8C%D1%8F%D0%9F%D0%B0%D0%B2%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B2%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%8F-%D0%BD9%D0%B5
      text: I love Vermeer for his light.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-07-16T22:48:28Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-16T22:48:28Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxl3B17QfYX5kc0-YB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@vidavuk1649'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@vidavuk1649
      text: I am Vermeer`s fan from my teenage time when I discovered dutch genre
        painting. I was just amazed and forever under the spell of this particular
        artist.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-03-10T20:38:10Z'
      updated_at: '2023-03-10T20:38:10Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwmbicxWtW8bhWHxKF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MrLogistician'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MrLogistician
      text: I love his paintings because they're simple things and excellently painted.
        The scenes may be simple but there's a lot of detail, like said in the video,
        each painting is like a scene in the middle of a movie.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-06-07T03:15:25Z'
      updated_at: '2021-06-07T03:15:25Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgykJz0gUcj_9aE4ZJF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LilyAmongThorns'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LilyAmongThorns
      text: The beauty of the ordinary is what grabs me in each of his paintings.
        In the woman with the pitcher of milk you can almost hear the milk pouring
        into the bowl. The serene look on the woman’s face makes me catch my breath
        as I watch her almost like she herself is barely breathing as she pours. That
        is talent. The bread on the table makes me want to reach in and take one because
        they look so delicious and enticing, yet so simple…bread and milk and the
        sweet joy of such simple treats and perfect moments. I want to talk with her
        but wouldn’t because it would disturb the peace of that beautiful moment.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-12-16T18:11:47Z'
      updated_at: '2022-12-16T18:11:47Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgziheellOmnX_ylbuZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ronaldpimentel8810'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ronaldpimentel8810
      text: Vermeer is the natural drama of the pure light.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-16T10:50:29Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-16T10:50:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz1KSW4bfdo62DNo254AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@raquelcravchinsky6297'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@raquelcravchinsky6297
      text: "Adoro a Vermeer! \nMaravilloso intimo y calido reproductor de la vida\
        \ cotidiana de\nlos habitantes de Delft.\nAl ver sus imagenes compartimos\
        \ un episodio en la vida cotidiana de sus personajes.\nSecretos, rutinas,\
        \ sueños...\nGracias\n Una fiesta!"
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2020-07-10T19:05:16Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-10T19:05:16Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy7HrVfkkIiAzLlU3V4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sheilamillar'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sheilamillar
      text: I just agree with all the comments, the milk-pouring picture is my favourite
        because of the bread, crusty and fresh and grainy, you can almost smell and
        taste it!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-10-21T21:40:18Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-21T21:40:18Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwBFmOeC2K14JqbI454AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@holy836'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@holy836
      text: Danke; Vermeer is makes you see the best, -
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-08-14T13:13:23Z'
      updated_at: '2022-08-14T13:13:23Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyWwslgyac4f4Rf38p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@verabilling'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@verabilling
      text: Vermeer is so very modern, to me is what stands out. His careful and intentional
        cropping and creating compositions and working with light, as if he is on
        the way of innovating abstract art. I think he was a research character, who
        lived and breathed with his investigations. No wonder his desperation when
        times made it impossible for him to go on.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-12-06T08:37:17Z'
      updated_at: '2021-12-06T08:37:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzO1AYVjU7qR8H6y_h4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@elbelkasminawal8083'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@elbelkasminawal8083
      text: I love the report , thanks
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-02-16T17:55:27Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-16T17:55:27Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxvusrjFKj3M6WIGVN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@davidherringgo'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@davidherringgo
      text: Thank you for the wonderful tour your english is excellent I wanna go
        back to amsterdam now
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-03-21T06:18:00Z'
      updated_at: '2023-03-21T06:18:00Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyvPYDVvipnnIybw2p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ronaldpimentel8810'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ronaldpimentel8810
      text: I love Vermeer !
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-07-10T14:29:47Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-10T14:29:47Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgzlEcZlwaubv3jvHFN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@opticalmixing23'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@opticalmixing23
      text: I Love Vermeer!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-11-11T08:33:15Z'
      updated_at: '2021-11-11T08:33:15Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyZDzAd0exJBi0fJSh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@gregh335'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@gregh335
      text: Vermeer is uniquely drama in light and color.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-03-07T13:59:07Z'
      updated_at: '2023-03-07T13:59:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx_ASxBgyxZJ7FSMNF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@monicacallesarenales5865'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@monicacallesarenales5865
      text: Vermeer stopped time and light. He was a genius!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-04-14T21:22:56Z'
      updated_at: '2023-04-14T21:22:56Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxOiUCF64R5vvqlkEN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@andrewlantz5148'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andrewlantz5148
      text: Hello,  This Picture has been in my Family''' long time''' MilkMaid,  I
        Need and Estimate''' On Recon'' this wonderful Painting,   Thank You.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-10-24T13:06:00Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-24T13:06:00Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxmK7A9-7Tb6j7wjPN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@emilywong4601'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@emilywong4601
      text: 'The outfits and furnishings: household objects.'
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-09-07T17:11:07Z'
      updated_at: '2020-09-07T17:11:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgznjJ5WAi6Q6phVRth4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TheyCallMeNewb'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TheyCallMeNewb
      text: Casts the spotlight of glamour onto the noblest and most honorable target;
        so say The School of life, so I artfully recite..
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-05-21T11:40:36Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-21T11:40:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwHwceJ9ympVOqqHyJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@teresachristian9217'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@teresachristian9217
      text: I have one of the Paintings with the lady Reading the letter would like
        to ask you more on this
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-07-15T02:33:26Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-15T02:33:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwuK-pmv6H1NnkRg8x4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@andrewlantz5148'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andrewlantz5148
      text: Hello, I have A Painting of The MilkMaid, 75 years old...
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-01-09T00:54:48Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-09T00:54:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx9mzW_tY5V0_USK7h4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@irena6197'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@irena6197
      text: ''' we still pour milk into a bowl'''
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-11T02:18:28Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-11T02:18:28Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugwr55kuMkdlsqq8MiR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@hanksjames6'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@hanksjames6
      text: I have the concert.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-07-15T22:04:53Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-15T22:04:53Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: UgzU5CQdA2h4dgiEbQx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@kamaldineibnzaidoun3915'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kamaldineibnzaidoun3915
      text: 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-10-23T23:28:03Z'
      updated_at: '2022-10-23T23:28:03Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyaaAhFU7drNXlI_2R4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@giorgiocarrara1129'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@giorgiocarrara1129
      text: Does anyone knows if he did paint using the camera oscura or even the
        mirror technique?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-07-16T22:33:22Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-16T22:33:22Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgzGnCxMnyA8se2tAjd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Edward3DFX'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Edward3DFX
      text: Love experts
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-02-14T20:06:58Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-14T20:06:58Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy4S2CZSjd-edsGatR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@gauriwagenaar'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@gauriwagenaar
      text: what one would have referred to as painted Kodak moments
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-07-11T18:02:59Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-11T18:02:59Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgznT42eaSPP18efiFx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@KMCDM'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@KMCDM
      text: Maybe the guy must “unlock” his robot voice.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-07-17T09:19:26Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-17T09:19:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxbLgxnS4hM86qpu1d4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Dalilanotdelilah'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Dalilanotdelilah
      text: I like milk.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-01-21T22:32:42Z'
      updated_at: '2022-01-21T22:32:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 42
  - video_id: ZkjVokZuLEs
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkjVokZuLEs
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: The Chain is Broken'
    description: "On 1 July 1863 slavery in Suriname and the Dutch Antilles was abolished.\
      \ Valika Smeulders, Head of the Department of History, shows us objects and\
      \ a photograph relating to the history of slavery and its abolishment. Watch\
      \ it now, in the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked \U0001F513. \n\nwww.rijksmuseum.nl"
    published_at: '2020-07-03T12:15:00Z'
    duration: PT5M37S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 9580
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    comment_count: 14
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    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgzdrDqBmXv-vxpjEbJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@one-lovepeace8692'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@one-lovepeace8692
      text: |-
        Eindelijk is er een tentoonstelling over deze hele zwarte tijden van de Nederlanders 🙏🏽✌🏽 wat veel en veel te lang geduurd heeft !
        Wat ik wel heel kwalijk vind is dat juist de koning de opening heeft gedaan ,want zoals bekend heeft het koningshuis het grootste deel van hun eigen vermogen vergaard door de tot slaaf gemaakte mensen , ik vind dit een zeer slechte keuze had het door iemand laten openen die afstammen van tot slaaf gemaakte mensen en niet door iemand die nog altijd een groot vermogen heeft overgehouden aan deze brute eeuwen !
        Laat Nederland maar eerst eens een groot vermogen terug gaan geven aan het land Suriname die nu nog altijd erg arm zijn en moeilijk hun hoofd boven water kunnen houden ,dat zou de eerst juiste stal zijn ✌🏽        
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-05-19T03:07:08Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-19T03:08:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw1DpyRtdbiJqx36-B4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nielsdorhout058'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nielsdorhout058
      text: Had nooit afgeschaft moeten worden
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-09-07T12:20:07Z'
      updated_at: '2024-09-07T12:20:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx1hFipar7jdJdnIoZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MarianDouglasUngaro'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MarianDouglasUngaro
      text: Why is the video blacked out? Viewing from USA.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-02-27T14:39:53Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-27T14:39:53Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxOKoI2Q1DXCF2VM7V4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@MarianDouglasUngaro'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@MarianDouglasUngaro
      text: NO VIDEO???
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-02-27T14:35:47Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-27T14:35:47Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxLeaRuW5YbKxGMLW14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Are the dioramas right now as part of the showing collection in the museum?
        I have visited several times and I don't remember them.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-07-13T07:29:43Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-13T07:29:43Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugy8vYP76kOxY9Elqkp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@uwillnevahno6837'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@uwillnevahno6837
      text: So where are the reparations to the descendants?  When will the slaver
        families and Dutch royalty be stripped of the wealth they attained?  Oh right,
        full support and doing anything to support ends when it comes to the bank
        account.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-05-18T15:55:29Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-18T15:55:29Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxHbniXYBGrJpD_5NF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jnoach'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jnoach
      text: als je maar lang genoeg ouwehoert wordt het vanzelf belangrijk.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-10T14:41:14Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-10T14:41:14Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: UgzvpdJ-RRKZ8JGGOG14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@kxcabral'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kxcabral
      text: |-
        Zou gratis te bezichtigen /betreden moeten zijn....i.p.v. zoals altijd om geld moeten draaien.
        Dit is wat we op school erbij moesten krijgen...kennis opdoen en niet onwetend blijven
        😬        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-16T14:05:18Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-16T14:06:30Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxchX6k4Ztj_aP7qE54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@moriareinhart7205'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@moriareinhart7205
      text: 1863? Dus het is niet echt actueel....
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-05-18T18:19:31Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-18T18:19:31Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 9
  - video_id: Zg0B9VAhs3Y
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg0B9VAhs3Y
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: The art of laughing'
    description: |-
      The Rijksmuseum holds many secrets. We’re unravelling all of them in our new series #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓. It's all laughs in this episode: Friso Lammertse, Curator of 17th-century Dutch Painting, shows us the difficulties painters had with portraying smiling and laughing persons. 😄

      #Rijksmuseum #Amsterdam      
    published_at: '2020-06-26T14:13:21Z'
    duration: PT5M5S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 10280
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    comment_count: 9
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      author_display_name: '@andrewooddotcom'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andrewooddotcom
      text: My favorite video from you! Thanks :)
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-06-26T20:44:36Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-26T20:44:36Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyF6cIrikbNivhnc0Z4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: So sweet video. Seeing the curator so happy made me smile, thanks :D
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2020-06-26T18:32:37Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-26T18:32:37Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzrG9uhRH-yUBTsF654AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@zofiawegrzynowicz-bogiel9447
      text: Thank you! You made a great video.  I enjoyed it with a smile 😁
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-06-27T08:57:44Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-27T08:57:44Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw8e0aUDHFWTHBiW_x4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nidiaaliciabeatrice8734'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nidiaaliciabeatrice8734
      text: |-
        Mientras miraba no pude dejar de sonreír ...
        Excelente! Despierta empatía!        
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-02-20T21:37:48Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-20T21:37:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwmIxXbRqlpIaEM7np4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@nacles__3234'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@nacles__3234
      text: Amazing art trip!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-01-21T14:34:59Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-21T14:34:59Z'
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    - comment_id: UgyiqK6sY7SzBOPcPJJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Bmarker299'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Bmarker299
      text: Wonderful. I cannot wait for the end of the pandemic so that I can re-visits
        your fabulous museum and appreciate these treasures of human kind
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-07-26T07:53:19Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-26T07:53:19Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyNC_M98kagDlt7sgB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@oceancurrent19'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@oceancurrent19
      text: Thank you. The paintings are wonderful and your ecplanation is so appreciated.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-06-27T01:26:17Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-27T01:26:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxHCfvT7vFSigoaaSV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@irinacalu9510'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@irinacalu9510
      text: Thank you so much for continuing to make these wonderful videos! They
        are a joy to me, and also I can continue to learn dutch through them, and
        through art!
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-06-26T16:20:13Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-26T16:20:13Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwMVyevDLTsK3_AD5V4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@dinaramochnorylova9621'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@dinaramochnorylova9621
      text: Dank je wel!!! Wat een leuk verhaal en presentatie 👏🏻
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-06-28T13:28:57Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-28T13:28:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 9
  - video_id: byS1SHvv3Vo
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    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Protection'
    description: |-
      The Rijksmuseum holds many secrets. We’re unravelling all of them in our new series #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓. In this episode Menno Fitski, Head of Asian Art, shows us various temple guardians and deities to explain the concept of protection in Asian Art. 💂

      Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and stay up to date!

      www.rijksmuseum.nl

      Music: Podington Bear - Kitty in the Window / Frequency Decree - Hiatus / ELPHNT - Unrest (CC)      
    published_at: '2020-06-19T12:34:52Z'
    duration: PT3M58S
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    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: Ugz5-XChWL6MkKtsaGV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TheyCallMeNewb'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TheyCallMeNewb
      text: Wow, this Rijks tour includes everything! And we thank you so much!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-05-21T11:49:33Z'
      updated_at: '2021-05-21T11:49:33Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyOdtmcsQhwR38sq0p4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: The Asian exhibition is so, so beautiful, whenever I go to the Rijksmuseum,
        mostly to visit temporary exhibitions, I always visit this one because I can't
        stop finding it amazing.  I also have an Omamori that I got as gift from my
        sister... Asia is full of wonders.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-06-19T17:20:52Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-19T17:20:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxVPxZWbKPhak5hgyR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@milandu'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@milandu
      text: I love you Menno
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-06-19T12:52:17Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-19T12:52:17Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 3
  - video_id: xYqauDgRldU
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYqauDgRldU
    title: '#RijksmuseumUnlocked: Flowers'
    description: |-
      The Rijksmuseum holds many secrets. We’re unravelling all of them in our new series #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓. In the first episode, Femke Diercks, Head of Decorative Arts, shows us flowers in Dutch art. And guess what: they are everywhere. On paintings, table covers and... pyramids! 🌺🌼🌸

      Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and stay up to date!

      www.rijksmuseum.nl

      Music: Podington Bear - Kitty in the Window / Frequency Decree - Hiatus (CC)      
    published_at: '2020-06-12T11:54:54Z'
    duration: PT4M12S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 5452
    like_count: 97
    comment_count: 5
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xYqauDgRldU/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: nl
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
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      author_display_name: '@andreafedeli8532'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@andreafedeli8532
      text: Fantastic
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-01-03T18:21:26Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-03T18:21:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwklSfyVZnNpotd2194AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Loved today's topic, flowers are so beautiful and diverse, but fragile
        and ethereal.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-06-12T16:15:39Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-12T16:15:39Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxb-0hUaH7vY1uWNwp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@emilywong4601'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@emilywong4601
      text: What do the  ceramic vases look like with flowers in them?
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-10-03T14:46:15Z'
      updated_at: '2020-10-03T14:46:15Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy__NG92ROfYLObGjN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@toosrijkers5661'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@toosrijkers5661
      text: Binnenstebuiten
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-06-14T00:57:20Z'
      updated_at: '2020-06-14T00:57:20Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 4
  - video_id: W_ccYYU9S5A
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_ccYYU9S5A
    title: Operation Night Watch
    description: |-
      Multistreaming with https://restream.io/

      Tune in and see Operation Night Watch live at the Rijksmuseum! Every Tuesday from 4.30 - 5pm (CET) live from our website and our social channels.

      Watch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!

      More information at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch

      Follow us at:
      https://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.facebook.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.twitter.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2019-11-05T16:34:28Z'
    duration: PT32M43S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 4044
    like_count: 28
    comment_count: 3
    tags:
    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Nachtwacht
    - the Netherlands
    - livestream
    - Eventproducent
    - video stories
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/W_ccYYU9S5A/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgxNo1BR_v_yWO-hgmR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bakedbeanz123'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bakedbeanz123
      text: Super cool!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2022-01-07T13:32:27Z'
      updated_at: '2022-01-07T13:32:27Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxzvW5lVohVDHnF1z14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@carlosdias5272'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@carlosdias5272
      text: Gentlemen, we need English subtitles. Please!
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-01-26T15:43:49Z'
      updated_at: '2020-01-26T15:43:49Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxHxynFfUp1iIfmgj54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@chantalcde7900'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@chantalcde7900
      text: Pouvez vous traduire en Français merci
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-12-15T09:53:45Z'
      updated_at: '2021-12-15T09:53:45Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 3
  - video_id: luyNxew_g4Q
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luyNxew_g4Q
    title: Live Update Operation Night Watch 29 October 2019
    description: ''
    published_at: '2019-11-01T13:09:24Z'
    duration: PT30M41S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 2217
    like_count: 15
    comment_count: 0
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/luyNxew_g4Q/hqdefault.jpg
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    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
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  - video_id: Km3IhENcRTc
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km3IhENcRTc
    title: Operation Night Watch
    description: |-
      Multistreaming with https://restream.io/

      Tune in and see Operation Night Watch live at the Rijksmuseum! Every Tuesday from 4.30 - 5pm (CET) live from our website and our social channels.

      Watch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!

      More information at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch

      Follow us at:
      https://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.facebook.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.twitter.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2019-10-29T16:35:23Z'
    duration: PT33M16S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 1316
    like_count: 15
    comment_count: 0
    tags:
    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Nachtwacht
    - the Netherlands
    - livestream
    - Eventproducent
    - video stories
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Km3IhENcRTc/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: en-US
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: 6vYhIXUxyOs
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vYhIXUxyOs
    title: Live Update Operation Night Watch of 22 October 2019
    description: Rewatch the live update of Operation Night Watch at the Rijksmuseum!
    published_at: '2019-10-25T13:30:25Z'
    duration: PT32M13S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
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    like_count: 17
    comment_count: 0
    tags: []
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    default_language: nl
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: BaS0ndjFLXw
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaS0ndjFLXw
    title: Operation Night Watch
    description: |-
      Multistreaming with https://restream.io/

      Tune in and see Operation Night Watch live at the Rijksmuseum! Every Tuesday from 4.30 - 5pm (CET) live from our website and our social channels.

      Watch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!

      More information at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch

      Follow us at:
      https://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.facebook.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.twitter.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2019-10-22T15:33:48Z'
    duration: PT32M25S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 1239
    like_count: 18
    comment_count: 0
    tags:
    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Nachtwacht
    - the Netherlands
    - livestream
    - Eventproducent
    - video stories
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/BaS0ndjFLXw/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: en-US
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: n_i_l06XopY
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_i_l06XopY
    title: Live Update Operation Night Watch 15 October 2019
    description: Rewatch the live update of Operation Night Watch at the Rijksmuseum!
    published_at: '2019-10-21T09:34:51Z'
    duration: PT30M25S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 946
    like_count: 7
    comment_count: 0
    tags:
    - operation night watch
    - night watch
    - rembrandt
    - rijksmuseum
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/n_i_l06XopY/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: nl
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: KxckBJeTclA
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxckBJeTclA
    title: Operation Night Watch
    description: |-
      Multistreaming with https://restream.io/

      Tune in and see Operation Night Watch live at the Rijksmuseum! Every Tuesday from 4.30 - 5pm (CET) live from our website and our social channels.

      Watch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!

      More information at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch

      Follow us at:
      https://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.facebook.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.twitter.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2019-10-15T15:33:44Z'
    duration: PT33M18S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 692
    like_count: 14
    comment_count: 2
    tags:
    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Nachtwacht
    - the Netherlands
    - livestream
    - Eventproducent
    - video stories
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KxckBJeTclA/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgyiVyXV_TdJtOv1qkR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@arjanverbrugge9899'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@arjanverbrugge9899
      text: Dit ga ik met veel plezier bekijken!👍
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-10-15T17:25:02Z'
      updated_at: '2019-10-15T17:25:02Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy-ZNO6OCVbe9b4Bfx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@emilyslemmer5144'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@emilyslemmer5144
      text: Mooie, interessante update!  🎨
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-10-16T02:52:26Z'
      updated_at: '2019-10-16T02:52:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 2
  - video_id: xLQzaidn0vs
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLQzaidn0vs
    title: Operation Night Watch live-update 8 October (English subtitles)
    description: "Paintings Conservator Susan Smelt and Head of Science Katrien Keune\
      \ tell us all about the largest research and restoration project ever for The\
      \ Night Watch.\n\nTune in every Tuesday at 4:30 pm (CET) for a new live-update\
      \ in Dutch on YouTube and Facebook, and at 5 pm (CET) on our Instagram-account\
      \ for an English spoken update!\n\nQuestions about (Operation) Night Watch?\
      \ Leave a comment and we will answer them in our live-updates. \n\nwww.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch\n\
      www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum"
    published_at: '2019-10-14T07:27:33Z'
    duration: PT26M33S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 6242
    like_count: 71
    comment_count: 2
    tags:
    - rijkmuseum
    - night watch
    - nachtwacht
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xLQzaidn0vs/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgxS6XsceEl_jCTeBZ14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@enriqueestrada301'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@enriqueestrada301
      text: why are the english subtitles blurred
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2019-12-24T20:05:20Z'
      updated_at: '2019-12-24T20:05:20Z'
      reply_count: 1
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  - video_id: 1vNxoU6-CkE
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vNxoU6-CkE
    title: How art travels - Pieter de Hooch
    description: "Today, we will be sharing something really special. For the first\
      \ time ever, we followed the journey of four paintings from Amsterdam to Delft\
      \ together with our colleague Anna. Anna is paintings conservator and did technical\
      \ research into the work of Pieter de Hooch. \n\nAnna: “I do this very often,\
      \ but these paintings mean a lot to me!\"\n\nThat’s why she brought them personally.\n\
      \nRead more about the research: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/press/press-releases/technical-research-sheds-new-light-on-the-work-of-pieter-de-hooch"
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    tags:
    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Kunst
    - Art
    - Pieter de Hooch
    - de Hooch
    - Delft
    - Museum Prinsenhof Delft
    - Tentoonstelling
    - Artworkers
    - Museum
    - Travel
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    default_audio_language: nl
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      author_display_name: '@angelopennuti3961'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@angelopennuti3961
      text: the truck is not covered by cops? 😮
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-10-04T21:24:48Z'
      updated_at: '2023-10-04T21:24:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyErWR-YEshtAPjYnB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@marijkeblub1834'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@marijkeblub1834
      text: Geen shout out naar hizkia van kralingen?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-10-10T05:16:26Z'
      updated_at: '2019-10-10T05:16:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 2
  - video_id: 1ZRIFdjXTPc
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZRIFdjXTPc
    title: Operation Night Watch live-update 8 October (Dutch)
    description: |-
      Multistreaming with https://restream.io/

      Tune in and see Operation Night Watch live at the Rijksmuseum! Every Tuesday from 4.30 - 5pm (CET) live from our website and our social channels.

      Watch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!

      More information at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch

      Follow us at:
      https://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.facebook.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.twitter.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2019-10-08T15:31:50Z'
    duration: PT28M28S
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    caption_available: false
    view_count: 650
    like_count: 13
    comment_count: 2
    tags:
    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Nachtwacht
    - the Netherlands
    - livestream
    - Eventproducent
    - video stories
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1ZRIFdjXTPc/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: en-US
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
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      author_display_name: '@SenorQuichotte'
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      text: Audio had bad lag
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-10-08T15:55:16Z'
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    - comment_id: UgwNNW70lSeqt48nrrZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@astrariumrecords9659'
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      text: Kan iemand “bedoekingsdoek” uitleggen
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-10-15T00:53:16Z'
      updated_at: '2019-10-15T00:53:40Z'
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    comments_fetched: 2
  - video_id: yPlC0mIoRTQ
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    title: Operation Night Watch live-update 1 October (Dutch)
    description: |-
      Multistreaming with https://restream.io/

      Tune in and see Operation Night Watch live at the Rijksmuseum! Every Tuesday from 4.30 - 5pm (CET) live from our website and our social channels.

      Watch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!

      More information at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch

      Follow us at:
      https://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.facebook.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.twitter.com/rijksmuseum
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl      
    published_at: '2019-10-01T15:34:34Z'
    duration: PT33M20S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 494
    like_count: 6
    comment_count: 3
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    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Nachtwacht
    - the Netherlands
    - livestream
    - Eventproducent
    - video stories
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yPlC0mIoRTQ/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: en-US
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgyUyCor2tK2FrTC8A14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@fransheuvelmans45'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@fransheuvelmans45
      text: Beautiful!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-10-01T15:55:05Z'
      updated_at: '2019-10-01T15:55:05Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy6jWZ-rkYx8prlc9B4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@SenorQuichotte'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@SenorQuichotte
      text: Audio stream is bad
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2019-10-01T19:40:31Z'
      updated_at: '2019-10-01T19:40:31Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxM4OteZvcqI8roQ5x4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@annelisemontone9590'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@annelisemontone9590
      text: Amazing! In english, please!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-10-02T13:17:01Z'
      updated_at: '2019-10-02T13:17:01Z'
      reply_count: 0
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    title: How to clean a 17th century ship model - Rijksmuseum Behind the Scenes
    description: "Every day, hundreds of people are working behind the scenes of the\
      \ Rijksmuseum to keep the museum running and to maintain the collection. But\
      \ what happens when the doors are closed and the visitors have gone home? That’s\
      \ what you can see in the series ‘Behind the Scenes at the Rijksmuseum’.\n\n\
      In this episode of ‘Behind the Scenes at the Rijksmuseum', Furniture conservator\
      \ Tirza and her colleague Corinne are armed with a special developed vacuum\
      \ cleaner. Their mission is to clean the ship model 'William Rex', which is\
      \ pretty dusty. \n\nWant to learn more?:\n\nDagelijks werken er honderden mensen\
      \ achter de schermen van het Rijksmuseum om het museum draaiende te houden en\
      \ de collectie te onderhouden. Maar wat gebeurt er nu eigenlijk allemaal zodra\
      \ de deuren gesloten zijn en het publiek naar huis is? Dat zie je in de serie\
      \ Behind the Scenes of the Rijksmuseum.\n\nWil je meer weten?: \n\nWatch our\
      \ other channels: \nRijksTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw56...\nRijksCreative:\
      \ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSyJ...\n\nYou can also find us on: \nInstagram:\
      \ https://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum \nTwitter: https://twitter.com/rijksmuseum\
      \ \nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rijksmuseum/\nWebsite: https://www.rijksmuseum.com"
    published_at: '2019-08-28T14:00:12Z'
    duration: PT3M16S
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    comment_count: 62
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    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
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    - Cleaning
    - Art
    - History
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    - Model
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    - comment_id: UgyFWZbZcS37oq9-9N14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@TheMaggieGQ'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@TheMaggieGQ
      text: We've seen this on person during our visit at the museum in 2019. It is
        majestic.
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2024-03-27T02:41:22Z'
      updated_at: '2024-03-27T02:41:22Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyaGAUxqu5wRMjSeL54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@RichadTheLionHeat'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@RichadTheLionHeat
      text: "Absolutely a beautiful, masterfully detailed piece of historical maritime\
        \ national treasure.  It was absolutely breathtaking to see this massive scale\
        \ model up close being so painstakingly cleaned.  Great filming \U0001F39E\
        \ \U0001F3A5, appreciate see sections up close.  Looking forward to seeing\
        \ more outstanding videos of more historic model ships. Thank you so very\
        \ much. I have shared this with many others, family, friends, colleagues,\
        \ classic car enthusiasts, along with scale model railroaders, scale model\
        \ car, aircraft, ships builders and enthusiasts. \n\n\U0001F44D\U0001F3FB\U0001F60E\
        \ ship \U0001F6F3\U0001F44D\U0001F3FB\U0001F60E\U0001F3A5\U0001F39E\U0001F6F3\
        \U0001F44D\U0001F3FB\U0001F60E"
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2023-08-13T04:11:26Z'
      updated_at: '2023-08-13T04:11:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwqB1qPVQ5N_FncVPF4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bigbob1699'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bigbob1699
      text: I love them. Once upon a time I gave a finished plastic model of the HMS
        bounty to an uncle. After a couple of months my aunt put it in the tub and
        used the shower to clean it. Last sailing.
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2022-10-21T21:11:49Z'
      updated_at: '2022-10-21T21:11:49Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw0aTcOGInhALey1VR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@djairduarte1319'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@djairduarte1319
      text: A true show of beauty, art and naval history. Few places in the world
        treats these passages of an era so zealously that the "Beautiful" was the
        focus of many reigns, artists and delicacy in their buildings, whether naval
        or architectural buildings. 👏👏👏
      like_count: 7
      published_at: '2019-09-08T12:10:32Z'
      updated_at: '2019-09-08T12:10:32Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyFfiKT989vU9pDkPd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@lasse5179'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@lasse5179
      text: What a beautiful Ship, what a beautiful work and what a beautiful profession!
      like_count: 6
      published_at: '2020-11-21T00:03:34Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-21T00:03:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzpnL1TqsmEpvoKP1t4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@CitizenSmith50'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@CitizenSmith50
      text: My visit to the Rijksmuseum was one of the highlights of my first trip
        to Europe from Australia! The whole place was outstanding, and although being
        an Art student and having seen illustrations in books of Rembrandt's De Nachtwacht.
        The Night Watch, I had no idea of the scale or magnificence of the artwork
        !   I felt that I could just step into the painting !
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2023-06-21T01:23:45Z'
      updated_at: '2023-06-21T01:23:45Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxkB1PUgh5rYLlPThd4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@chalbal'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@chalbal
      text: All hands on deck. That seems to be a tedious task but i see the tools
        you use are very specific. I did not think an occupation like this existed.
        Well done
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2023-11-03T18:52:49Z'
      updated_at: '2023-11-03T18:52:49Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwDICWLd1ZBkRdNP5N4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jeffjames4064'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jeffjames4064
      text: |-
        By God it's magnificent!
        I never thought I'd be jealous of the cleaning lady. 😁😁
        Just hope to never hear "oops".        
      like_count: 25
      published_at: '2020-05-10T20:31:48Z'
      updated_at: '2020-05-10T20:31:48Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwPbSqBeuuxQ6qrJM54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Akaskskks20'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Akaskskks20
      text: Masterpiece👌
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2023-02-18T12:58:57Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-18T12:58:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzJFsgDHqMoPpacu_d4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Zfast4y0u'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Zfast4y0u
      text: OK WOW, what a ship, if i had shit load of money i would love to have
        this in my living room as center piece :)))
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2022-02-07T07:46:59Z'
      updated_at: '2022-02-07T07:46:59Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz1NlMdjj2sgu4b-lJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bigbob1699'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bigbob1699
      text: Those two girls are true artists.
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2022-10-21T21:14:14Z'
      updated_at: '2022-10-21T21:14:14Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugw-x_dZ0qzkz80l_LJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@thedoc1210'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@thedoc1210
      text: what an amazing job
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2024-03-19T18:32:34Z'
      updated_at: '2024-03-19T18:32:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwUi8oLIfFUryVPye14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Olconer'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Olconer
      text: i wish i could get this job , i love these things.
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2021-08-23T15:48:54Z'
      updated_at: '2021-08-23T15:48:54Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxmIkhPooeY23q7Xzx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jonathanhartfield533'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jonathanhartfield533
      text: That is one BIG model ship I’ve never seen.
      like_count: 12
      published_at: '2020-01-14T15:01:57Z'
      updated_at: '2020-01-14T15:01:57Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxoNl-KhtCFym4XBgJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@KrollDan'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@KrollDan
      text: Breathtaking.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2019-11-23T14:07:07Z'
      updated_at: '2019-11-23T14:07:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyGsiQ9KB26N8ufl4h4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@AdmiraltyShipModels'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@AdmiraltyShipModels
      text: Wonderful work!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-05-02T13:38:32Z'
      updated_at: '2024-05-02T13:38:32Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx-cyNCjKwzeg0ILh54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@freederth619'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@freederth619
      text: beautiful piece!
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-05-13T09:54:05Z'
      updated_at: '2020-05-13T09:54:05Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzWCl0UQtfgVotuZUh4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sweaspurdoddd5466'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sweaspurdoddd5466
      text: Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters!
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-02-12T08:32:04Z'
      updated_at: '2022-02-12T08:32:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzxE93sHOzR78mHvRZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@welshpete12'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@welshpete12
      text: That model is so good that when they are working on the deck its as if
        you are standing on the deck of the real ship !  Did you notice how even  the
        ropes are all hand made and made to the correct dimensions ? But why or why
        is it not in a glass case ? It would keep it clean and dirt in time will destroy  this
        this wonderful artifact !
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2023-02-25T15:51:38Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-25T15:51:38Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwctrmyHwNDYoEFCdp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@chauhanvishaldr'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@chauhanvishaldr
      text: Le navi del XVII secolo sono buone 👍👍
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2023-01-13T18:11:18Z'
      updated_at: '2023-01-13T18:11:18Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxIbcQmdNc8Rha7qUJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@russellstone9056'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@russellstone9056
      text: How much you want for it? I need that one for my collection.
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2022-04-06T14:37:28Z'
      updated_at: '2022-04-06T14:37:28Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxR3ARoPCoKFI9N-H94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@garygullikson6349'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@garygullikson6349
      text: I hope they have more relaxing background music to work by.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-07-25T18:52:38Z'
      updated_at: '2024-07-25T18:52:38Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyVK8DWAmovOyFNDbZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ramonstam9049'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ramonstam9049
      text: Dit geduldige klusje kan je wel aan Tirza overlaten.  Kasten restaureren
        kan ze ook goed. Dat weet ik uit ervaring...
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2022-05-07T17:24:02Z'
      updated_at: '2022-05-07T17:24:02Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy9Nvnrr-DYzK4aXwZ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@badder27com'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@badder27com
      text: Been there 😁
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-10-31T15:03:04Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-31T15:03:04Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugxa2j3F1ie0YezcAut4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@peterdavy6110'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@peterdavy6110
      text: Notice the stern ornament of HMS Royal Charles over the gallery door!  We
        want it back!/Let op het strenge ornament van HMS Royal Charles boven de galerijdeur!  We
        willen het terug!
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2020-12-01T20:11:45Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-01T20:15:19Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: UgxFM2uCGhoDKD8uVnx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@LoneLodeStar4003'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@LoneLodeStar4003
      text: I bet it can sail in water, actually water!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2023-02-16T03:23:32Z'
      updated_at: '2023-02-16T03:23:32Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy5tr2VNZsj-MKoZhp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@bobsnabby2298'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@bobsnabby2298
      text: Much more useful is to blow off the dust and then suck it through filters.
        Swiping it by brushes eventually wear off the paint. Blowing air would be
        more gentle cleaning method.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2022-04-16T15:13:49Z'
      updated_at: '2022-04-16T15:16:05Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxONXHur2_JjlrfXlt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@samwessels8216'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@samwessels8216
      text: searched ship model and dit not expect to see a video in my native language
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2020-12-12T18:48:39Z'
      updated_at: '2020-12-12T18:48:39Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxD0mwgefzqQdu1I0h4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@РоманЕгоров-б5б'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@%D0%A0%D0%BE%D0%BC%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%95%D0%B3%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2-%D0%B15%D0%B1
      text: А под стекло нельзя всё это дело?
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2022-05-28T04:35:21Z'
      updated_at: '2022-05-28T04:35:21Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw8RnURxZo2wCAFq2N4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@mariakhaneladejesus-saplal7741'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@mariakhaneladejesus-saplal7741
      text: My heart stopped as she moved her arms through all those rigging :-)
      like_count: 4
      published_at: '2020-04-30T14:21:09Z'
      updated_at: '2020-04-30T14:21:09Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxOWMUm0P2IIqcAeoV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@kevinoverbeck4250'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kevinoverbeck4250
      text: Some nice brushes and gentle compressed air would have gotten that done
        super fast and efficient.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-01-16T23:57:49Z'
      updated_at: '2021-01-16T23:57:49Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: Ugx5FP-2IRT5bW6W8b14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@cometmace'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@cometmace
      text: I was at the museum earlier this month.  The William Rex was one of my
        favorite pieces.  I was so surprised that it wasn't enclosed in a glass case
        to protect it from the dust.  Why isn't it enclosed?
      like_count: 17
      published_at: '2019-08-28T15:45:42Z'
      updated_at: '2019-08-28T15:45:42Z'
      reply_count: 5
    - comment_id: Ugza5-0aIV9OKzw44o94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ACIDFR3AK'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ACIDFR3AK
      text: Why not have it in a glass case
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2022-02-10T21:56:52Z'
      updated_at: '2022-02-10T21:56:52Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx4nWCM_X1VmBRgmNt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@John-mz8rj'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@John-mz8rj
      text: Put it under glass.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2021-04-17T06:34:21Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-17T06:34:21Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxKgfSWv0020oCbK1B4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ikramsaidin93'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ikramsaidin93
      text: Question .... a story about a pirate. In ancient times, yachts became
        a symbol of life ... the question was whether the yachts were haunted ...
        for example, black pearl ships ...In the story of the pirates of the Carribean
        .... in the real world there is no such ghost ship ...
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-06-27T21:04:42Z'
      updated_at: '2021-06-27T21:04:42Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzSe7T5RAy4fMCi-xV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@CapnMadelyn'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@CapnMadelyn
      text: i want it
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2021-02-26T21:56:26Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-26T21:56:26Z'
      reply_count: 3
    - comment_id: UgxvffrXAZeps-M8Zm94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@spencersix5884'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@spencersix5884
      text: Is there any website or book on how to build a model ship that size? I
        would love to know a source to learn from.
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2021-11-16T08:13:21Z'
      updated_at: '2021-11-16T08:13:21Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: UgwjhhU2j90Ow8WHgj14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Jordanflicks'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Jordanflicks
      text: What is the scale? Looks close to 1:12.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-10-06T23:47:11Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-06T23:47:11Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugyii_ZTYtMnKCUVVRV4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@jangelbrich7056'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@jangelbrich7056
      text: I would pay to do such a job =)
      like_count: 3
      published_at: '2020-05-13T18:11:36Z'
      updated_at: '2020-05-13T18:11:36Z'
      reply_count: 1
    - comment_id: UgwBqGrNRchpaes0MZN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ЭдуардСагдатуллин'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@%D0%AD%D0%B4%D1%83%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B4%D0%A1%D0%B0%D0%B3%D0%B4%D0%B0%D1%82%D1%83%D0%BB%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BD
      text: Футляр сделайте зачем так мучится пыль  с корабля. сметать.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-04-28T04:46:02Z'
      updated_at: '2024-04-28T04:46:02Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwpKugAxHumXbGWqnx4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Amtcboy'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Amtcboy
      text: Should also have worn hair nets.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-06-21T11:53:40Z'
      updated_at: '2024-06-21T11:53:40Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy9ECuhw7NXAdfwmGN4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@johnedwards2608'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@johnedwards2608
      text: I've put all my models in cases they stay immaculate none of this dusting
        and cleaning it's stupid
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-12-19T09:53:27Z'
      updated_at: '2023-12-19T09:53:27Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugx1quELg0K9vALi6XJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@badder27com'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@badder27com
      text: Been there 😁
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2021-10-31T15:03:11Z'
      updated_at: '2021-10-31T15:03:11Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: l3QlXyZJpgs
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3QlXyZJpgs
    title: Operation Night Watch livestream 13 August
    description: |-
      Operation Night Watch livestream

      More Info at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch      
    published_at: '2019-08-13T08:35:57Z'
    duration: PT1H2M40S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 6937
    like_count: 38
    comment_count: 3
    tags:
    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Nachtwacht
    - the Netherlands
    - livestream
    - Eventproducent
    - video stories
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/l3QlXyZJpgs/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: en-US
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: Ugznde1DdIgHcJs4gU94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sauroman1'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sauroman1
      text: They work in the gallery? Aren't Xrays prohibited to use outside labs?
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2021-02-15T12:18:33Z'
      updated_at: '2021-02-15T12:18:33Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw5XtECwgvO_EJh8zt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@julioperez1357'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@julioperez1357
      text: Deberían de tener subtitulos los vídeos, por favor.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-11-13T21:46:07Z'
      updated_at: '2019-11-13T21:46:07Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugy9U7Ex0nc1nPgT7I54AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@margaretlavender4418'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@margaretlavender4418
      text: What the hell? Video one and video 2 have HUGE numbers (01:40) counting
        down right across the painting and writing covering it under the numbers.  And
        music.  What the blazes is the point? What are we supposed to be watching?
        What a farce.  I’m not continuing
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-08-20T14:22:34Z'
      updated_at: '2019-08-20T14:22:34Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 3
  - video_id: vZd1sJKOZPc
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZd1sJKOZPc
    title: Operation Night Watch livestream 23 July
    description: |-
      Tune in and see Operation Night Watch live at the Rijksmuseum! Tuesday 23 July from 9 – 10 AM live from our website and our social channels.

      Watch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!

      More Info at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nightwatch      
    published_at: '2019-07-23T08:39:48Z'
    duration: PT1H2M27S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 5902
    like_count: 75
    comment_count: 0
    tags:
    - Rijksmuseum
    - Amsterdam
    - Nachtwacht
    - the Netherlands
    - livestream
    - Eventproducent
    - video stories
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vZd1sJKOZPc/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: orTtCIPaBTY
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orTtCIPaBTY
    title: 'The start of Operation Night Watch: Q&A with our experts'
    description: "We are very proud and grateful to announce Operation Night Watch.\
      \ As of 8 July we will team up to preserve Rembrandt’s masterpiece for future\
      \ generations. \n\nIn this live chat Paintings Conservator Susan Smelt and Head\
      \ of Science Katrien Keune answer all your questions about the operation.\n\n\
      #operationnightwatch\n\nWatch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!\n\nMore Info at:\nhttps://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/nightwatch"
    published_at: '2019-07-08T19:03:59Z'
    duration: PT12M57S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 2669
    like_count: 55
    comment_count: 6
    tags:
    - nachtwacht
    - nightwatch
    - rijksmuseum
    - livestream
    - amsterdam
    - rembrandt
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/orTtCIPaBTY/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgzFJKt1cQaeuiG6am94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@GrimMalchien'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@GrimMalchien
      text: I'd never thought about the science of restoration. And look at that custom
        machinery. What an amazing project.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-07-19T07:23:53Z'
      updated_at: '2019-07-19T07:23:53Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwsGlD0BIHaxTTGNjB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@sonjaeckmann5991'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@sonjaeckmann5991
      text: 'This is a fantastic idea, thank you for the opportunity! Just one quick
        note: Maybe you could mic up the conservators when they talk, they audio is
        pretty low... otherwise perfect, can’t wait for the livestream tomorrow!'
      like_count: 9
      published_at: '2019-07-08T20:50:45Z'
      updated_at: '2019-07-08T20:50:45Z'
      reply_count: 2
    - comment_id: Ugy2zwP8sg3APmAo9p94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@rene5600'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@rene5600
      text: for so many subsidies you get  get a real  professional  media group to
        film it's not understandable the audio
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2019-11-25T12:42:05Z'
      updated_at: '2019-11-25T12:42:05Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgwKMiqO9f1-hAtzw-F4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Roheryn100'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Roheryn100
      text: Shame about the audio….!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-08-18T17:47:12Z'
      updated_at: '2023-08-18T17:47:12Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 4
  - video_id: cLH_ur6IAQ8
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLH_ur6IAQ8
    title: Operation Night Watch
    description: |-
      We are very proud and grateful to announce Operation Night Watch. As of 8 July we will team up to preserve Rembrandt’s masterpiece for future generations. #operationnightwatch

      Watch it LIVE at Rijksmuseum!


      More Info at:
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/nightwatch      
    published_at: '2019-07-08T15:47:58Z'
    duration: PT11M50S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 18151
    like_count: 202
    comment_count: 3
    tags:
    - nachtwacht
    - livestream
    - amsterdam
    - rijksmuseum
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cLH_ur6IAQ8/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '25'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgzpgVy8Q0VYO9MvjAp4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@ppereztome'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@ppereztome
      text: Have you thought to represent the picture with real people?
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2019-07-08T15:23:45Z'
      updated_at: '2019-07-08T15:23:45Z'
      reply_count: 2
    comments_fetched: 1
  - video_id: WHrhZvX1xqo
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHrhZvX1xqo
    title: 'The start of Operation Night Watch: time lapse'
    description: |-
      Operation Night Watch is the largest research and restoration project ever for 'the Night Watch' by Rembrandt. This will happen live in the museum.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/nightwatch      
    published_at: '2019-07-08T11:27:00Z'
    duration: PT1M21S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 40711
    like_count: 168
    comment_count: 7
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WHrhZvX1xqo/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgxK8EXDmBfTb8oa8it4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@alainplus7488'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@alainplus7488
      text: En accéléré c'est saisissant ! est-ce qu'il filme la restauration de Notre
        Dame de, la même façon ?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2021-04-16T14:51:55Z'
      updated_at: '2021-04-16T14:51:55Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgyXMBi2Lb19wVTDqB14AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@tthomas9160'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@tthomas9160
      text: How long did all this work take?
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-07-14T16:29:46Z'
      updated_at: '2020-07-14T16:29:46Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgxyMdm_wL0umjUTgVR4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@danastill2796'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@danastill2796
      text: So is it necessary to buy a "ticket" to observe from Canada? I can't find
        a public link.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2019-07-09T15:13:59Z'
      updated_at: '2019-07-09T15:13:59Z'
      reply_count: 3
    - comment_id: Ugyf76PewEiCtT-PGvt4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@viceroyspuedeser'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@viceroyspuedeser
      text: when?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-07-15T10:55:38Z'
      updated_at: '2019-07-15T10:55:38Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 4
  - video_id: K7WuZTJ6nl4
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7WuZTJ6nl4
    title: 'Moving the Night Watch: time lapse'
    description: |-
      How do you move a painting of 379,5cm × 453,5cm that weighs 337kg? For the first time since the reopening in 2013 the Night Watch has been moved to another gallery. See how this process went in this video.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/nightwatch      
    published_at: '2019-06-26T07:56:35Z'
    duration: PT1M19S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 12344
    like_count: 84
    comment_count: 2
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/K7WuZTJ6nl4/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: en
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgzOoYykY-j6aEorGm94AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@HAVIS45'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@HAVIS45
      text: Kom ook eens kijken naar de nachtwacht van Emmen, die na geschilderd wordt
        door 40 amateur kunstenaars op ware grote zoals het in 1642 was. Het wordt
        geschilderd in het Savannegebouw in het oude dierenpark nu Rensenpark Emmen.
        genoemd.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-07-01T17:19:09Z'
      updated_at: '2019-07-01T17:21:26Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgzeTIEKXaaNXjNnZON4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@annekeprice5734'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@annekeprice5734
      text: How long did the process take?
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-06-28T01:42:19Z'
      updated_at: '2019-06-28T01:42:19Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 2
  - video_id: V999LmrkenE
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V999LmrkenE
    title: 'De restauratie van de Nachtwacht: verborgen kleuren en lagen'
    description: |-
      De Nachtwacht van Rembrandt van Rijn is één van de beroemdste schilderijen ter wereld. Het schilderij is al meer dan 350 jaar oud. Het is dus de hoogste tijd voor een restauratie. In de zomer van 2019 beginnen de restauratoren aan hun werk. Om goed voorbereid te zijn gebruikt onderzoeker Annelies van Loon een röntgenfluorrescentiescanner die de onzichtbare lagen zichtbaar maakt. Deze video is gemaakt in het kader van Junior Fellowship 2019.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/restauratie-nachtwacht      
    published_at: '2019-06-21T09:55:25Z'
    duration: PT3M11S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 4487
    like_count: 29
    comment_count: 0
    tags:
    - nachtwacht
    - night watch
    - nightwatch
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/V999LmrkenE/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: nl
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: J5vXsa2tpPQ
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5vXsa2tpPQ
    title: 'De restauratie van de Nachtwacht: de Nachtwacht onder de microscoop'
    description: |-
      De Nachtwacht van Rembrandt van Rijn is één van de beroemdste schilderijen ter wereld. Het schilderij is al meer dan 350 jaar oud. Het is dus de hoogste tijd voor een restauratie. In de zomer van 2019 beginnen de restaurators aan hun werk. Restaurator Katrien Keune analyseert de scheikundige samenstelling van het schilderij, zodat het restauratieteam precies weet hoe ze moeten gaan werken. Deze video is gemaakt in het kader van Fellowship 2019.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/restauratie-nachtwacht      
    published_at: '2019-06-21T09:52:42Z'
    duration: PT2M46S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 1708
    like_count: 12
    comment_count: 1
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/J5vXsa2tpPQ/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: nl
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments:
    - comment_id: UgyV1fZypVaRcn6z81J4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@kyjardovanerven8318'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@kyjardovanerven8318
      text: Ik ben hier tegen
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2020-05-20T13:15:33Z'
      updated_at: '2020-05-20T13:15:33Z'
      reply_count: 0
    comments_fetched: 1
  - video_id: XmV-z5ueqM4
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmV-z5ueqM4
    title: 'De restauratie van de Nachtwacht: wat is er aan de hand met het schilderij?'
    description: |-
      De Nachtwacht van Rembrandt van Rijn is één van de beroemdste schilderijen ter wereld. Het schilderij is al meer dan 350 jaar oud. Het is dus de hoogste tijd voor een restauratie. In de zomer van 2019 beginnen de restaurators aan hun werk. Restaurator Susan Smelt vertelt wat daar allemaal bij komt kijken. Deze video is gemaakt in het kader van Junior Fellowship 2019.

      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/restauratie-nachtwacht      
    published_at: '2019-06-21T09:49:22Z'
    duration: PT4M
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 6980
    like_count: 51
    comment_count: 0
    tags: []
    thumbnail_url: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XmV-z5ueqM4/hqdefault.jpg
    default_language: nl
    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: nq2R08LNFQ0
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nq2R08LNFQ0
    title: Restoration of The Night Watch in 1946-47
    description: |-
      In the almost 400 years since its completion, Rembrandt’s Night Watch has been treated at least 25 times. One of the restorations was carried out just after the Second World War. In this short item by Dutch newsreel company Polygoon we see conservator Henricus Mertens at work. Mertens was in charge of the restoration, which involved the removal of many layers of yellow varnish.

      Starting in July 2019, all visitors are welcome to watch the restoration of the Night Watch and observe the researchers in action, both online and in the museum. It will be the largest research project in the painting’s history.      
    published_at: '2019-06-20T13:54:59Z'
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    comment_count: 0
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    - nachtwacht
    - night watch
    - nightwatch
    - rembrandt
    - rijksmuseum
    - restoration
    - polygoon
    - WWII
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    default_audio_language: nl
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    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: 9K3it8uViWY
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9K3it8uViWY
    title: Cleaning the dust off of the Battle of Waterloo - Rijksmuseum Behind the
      Scenes
    description: "Every day, hundreds of people are working behind the scenes of the\
      \ Rijksmuseum to keep the museum running and to maintain the collection. But\
      \ what happens when the doors are closed and the visitors have gone home? That’s\
      \ what you can see in the series ‘Behind the Scenes at the Rijksmuseum’.\n\n\
      In this first episode you can see how the largest painting in the Rijksmuseum\
      \ is dusted off. Each painting must be assessed individually, so that a safe,\
      \ specific, dusting method can be chosen. In case of a painting with a lot of\
      \ impasto (relief in the paint) or an unvarnished modern artwork, a different\
      \ dusting method can be chosen than shown here for example. The dusting of paintings\
      \ is important for the preservation of the artwork and for an optimal visitor\
      \ experience.\n\nWant to learn more about this painting? https://bit.ly/2HMjOCZ\n\
      \ \nDagelijks werken er honderden mensen achter de schermen van het Rijksmuseum\
      \ om het museum draaiende te houden en de collectie te onderhouden. Maar wat\
      \ gebeurt er nu eigenlijk allemaal zodra de deuren gesloten zijn en het publiek\
      \ naar huis is? Dat zie je in de serie Behind the Scenes of the Rijksmuseum.\n\
      \nIn deze eerste aflevering zie je hoe het grootste schilderij van het Rijksmuseum\
      \ wordt afgestoft. Elk schilderij moet individueel worden beoordeeld, zodat\
      \ er gekozen kan worden voor een veilige, specifieke, afstofmethode. Zo wordt\
      \ er bijvoorbeeld bij een schilderij met veel impasto (reliëf in de verf) of\
      \ een ongevernist modern werk, voor een andere afstofmethode gekozen dan hier\
      \ getoond. Het afstoffen van schilderijen is belangrijk voor het behoud van\
      \ het werk en voor een optimale beleving van de bezoeker.\n\nWil je meer weten\
      \ over dit werk? https://bit.ly/1oEkj52\n\nWatch our other channels: \nRijksTube:\
      \ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw56Qjdw497hQIXo1vzxjtQ\nRijksCreative: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSyJmmPVVRZ3CIqm5lqSjMw\n\
      \nYou can also find us on: \nInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rijksmuseum\
      \ \nTwitter: https://twitter.com/rijksmuseum \nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rijksmuseum/\n\
      Website: https://www.rijksmuseum.com"
    published_at: '2019-05-23T13:39:52Z'
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    caption_available: false
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    like_count: 49
    comment_count: 2
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    - waterloo
    - behind the scenes
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    comments:
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      author_display_name: '@morganarodrigues5633'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@morganarodrigues5633
      text: <3 Dream job indeed! Thanks for sharing!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2019-05-24T13:48:43Z'
      updated_at: '2019-05-24T13:48:43Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugz8vYRnb9LqJGkPomB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@Sanaeenfermeria'
      author_channel_url: http://www.youtube.com/@Sanaeenfermeria
      text: Wow, such a beautiful job 💖
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2019-05-23T14:55:55Z'
      updated_at: '2019-05-23T14:55:55Z'
      reply_count: 0
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  - video_id: _pY4VmWlM_I
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    title: Videotour in Nederlandse Gebarentaal
    description: Het Rijksmuseum biedt naast 9 andere talen nu ook de optie 'Nederlandse
      Gebarentaal' aan in de app, waarbij je langs twintig hoogtepunten in het museum
      wordt geleid. Over ieder object kun je verschillende filmpjes bekijken, vol
      interessante weetjes, details om naar te kijken en leuke animaties.
    published_at: '2019-05-16T10:37:27Z'
    duration: PT1M19S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 1560
    like_count: 16
    comment_count: 0
    tags: []
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    default_language: nl
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    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
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  - video_id: HI1jjz73YF0
    video_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI1jjz73YF0
    title: Rijksmuseum Patronenfeest 2019
    description: |-
      Als Rijkspatroon word je naast alle Vriendenactiviteiten ook uitgenodigd voor exclusieve Rijkspatronen ontvangsten. Daarnaast steun je als Rijkspatroon jaarlijks een speciaal project.
      https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/vrienden      
    published_at: '2019-03-05T14:57:26Z'
    duration: PT1M21S
    definition: hd
    caption_available: false
    view_count: 832
    like_count: 9
    comment_count: 0
    tags: []
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    default_audio_language: nl
    category_id: '27'
    live_broadcast_content: none
    comments: []
    comments_fetched: 0
  - video_id: 4EW0P50lS1c
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    title: Restauratie van De Nachtwacht in het Rijksmuseum
    description: "Het Rijksmuseum start in juli 2019 met het grootste onderzoek ooit\
      \ naar De Nachtwacht van Rembrandt. Dit zal plaatsvinden voor het oog van het\
      \ publiek in de Nachtwachtzaal van het Rijksmuseum, waarbij gebruik wordt gemaakt\
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      author_display_name: '@eightiesboy'
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      text: Congratulations. I love your museum. A trip to Amsterdam is always incomplete
        without a visit to the Rijks Museum!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2018-04-14T05:13:20Z'
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      text: Would have been a better museum if the personnel were not so rude, aggressive,
        and racist!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2018-10-06T17:05:27Z'
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      \ The Night Watch."
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      author_display_name: '@LK-zf2hd'
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      text: In my wildest dreams, I'd never thought this possible. What a gift! <3
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2023-11-03T22:37:44Z'
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      text: This is incredible! I wish they would upload Rembrandt's Night Watch project.
        It's the most amazing story of modern technology & art come to life.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-07-30T09:19:44Z'
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      author_display_name: '@SergiySvy'
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      text: Uf, wat een gelukkige man...
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-12-22T15:11:52Z'
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      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@loganknoll'
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      text: what a beautiful experience to have
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2025-03-19T21:15:19Z'
      updated_at: '2025-03-19T21:15:19Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@leilavm'
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      text: Lovely! I would love to be able to do that.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2017-06-06T20:10:01Z'
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      reply_count: 0
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      text: Would he get any sleep at all, watching the Night Watch watching him watching
        them ... presumably watched over by CCTV & the Big R himself?!
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2023-10-30T18:27:19Z'
      updated_at: '2023-10-30T18:27:19Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@JamesMCarey'
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      text: Jealous beyond belief!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2017-06-10T02:23:24Z'
      updated_at: '2017-06-10T02:23:24Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      In zes zalen van de Philipsvleugel presenteert het Rijksmuseum vanaf 20 februari Nederlandse mode van 1625 tot 1960. Te beginnen bij de kleren van de Friese Oranjes uit de Gouden Eeuw, via japonnen van kleurrijke Franse zijde en flonkerende fluwelen mannenpakken uit de 18de eeuw, naar de klassieke Empire en de queue’s uit het Fin de Siècle tot aan 20ste-eeuwse haute couture van Dior en Yves Saint Laurent.

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      In zes zalen van de Philipsvleugel presenteert het Rijksmuseum vanaf 20 februari Nederlandse mode van 1625 tot 1960. Te beginnen bij de kleren van de Friese Oranjes uit de Gouden Eeuw, via japonnen van kleurrijke Franse zijde en flonkerende fluwelen mannenpakken uit de 18de eeuw, naar de klassieke Empire en de queue’s uit het Fin de Siècle tot aan 20ste-eeuwse haute couture van Dior en Yves Saint Laurent.

      Catwalk. Mode in het Rijksmuseum te zien van 20 februari t/m 16 mei 2016 In zes zalen van de Philipsvleugel presenteert het Rijksmuseum vanaf 20 februari Nederlandse mode van 1625 tot 1960. Te beginnen bij de kleren van de Friese Oranjes uit de Gouden Eeuw, via japonnen van kleurrijke Franse zijde en flonkerende fluwelen mannenpakken uit de 18de eeuw, naar de klassieke Empire en de queue’s uit het Fin de Siècle tot aan 20ste-eeuwse haute couture van Dior en Yves Saint Laurent.

      Catwalk. Mode in het Rijksmuseum te zien van 20 februari t/m 16 mei 2016      
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      text: Yes, can't wait!! <3
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      author_display_name: '@artvisionstv6100'
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      text: top
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2016-01-14T15:40:59Z'
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    title: Rijksmuseum app / multimediatour
    description: 'The multi-media tour offers inspiring information on the Rijksmuseum
      and its collection. You can rent this tour at the museum or get it for free
      if you have a smart phone, using the Rijksmuseum app. More information: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/multimedia-tour'
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      author_display_name: '@jordaan59'
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      text: Boeiend gebracht en goed gemaakt,zowel de vd Elsken uitleg als de Rijksmuseumawards
        2020.Thank you!
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-11-10T12:39:20Z'
      updated_at: '2020-11-10T12:39:20Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: Ugw-IU4FQd7ZOA3FkEB4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@traveltimemachine7349'
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      text: Splendid timelapse! Thank you for magical moment
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-09-02T19:51:34Z'
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      text: Allemachtig, wat een klus is het geweest! Maar wat een prachtig geheel
        hebben we er voor teruggekregen. Ik wist niet dat de tuin achter ook helemaal
        opnieuw werd aangelegd, ook die vind ik zo mooi. Ik ben zó trots op dit schitterende
        gebouw! Het is met het Paleis op de Dam het mooiste wat we in Nederland hebben.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2018-11-13T21:50:26Z'
      updated_at: '2018-11-13T21:50:26Z'
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    - comment_id: Ugx4VUaxRrnKPmCfGLJ4AaABAg
      author_display_name: '@cskarbek1'
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      text: the feeding frenzy banquet is a museum piece in itself!!!!!  love it!
      like_count: 0
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      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@ArnoldVeeman'
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      text: Te gekke muziek, 't geeft het geheel een glimlach!
      like_count: 1
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      author_display_name: '@koenkegel'
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      text: Prachtige beelden, passend muziek.
      like_count: 1
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    - comment_id: UgilzjbuzTYBo3gCoAEC
      author_display_name: '@vasilijebajilov'
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      text: Love it! Can't wait to see it again, I loved it when it was under reconstruction
        this now looks amazing! 😊
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2015-04-13T17:02:23Z'
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      text: Uno de los mas hermosos museos del mundo!! Me encanta
      like_count: 1
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      text: heerlijk om mee te maken.
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      text: zelf noem ik het een Time-Lapse omdat het van foto's is samengesteld.
        voor deze zijn gedurende drie jaar    1.200.000 foto's gemaakt  waarvan er
        ongeveer 15 duizend zijn gebruikt
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      text: Sooooo many people doing NOTHING but standing with their hands in their
        pockets and sucking up MY tax money !
      like_count: 0
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    title: Alain de Botton on Art Is Therapy in the Rijksmuseum
    description: On 25 April 2014, Alain de Botton held a presentation on the Rijksmuseum
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      text: Listening to Alain is a therapy.
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      text: |-
        A splendid talk and an even more impressive exhibition!
        This exhibition should do a world tour!!!        
      like_count: 5
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      text: I love the idea, the book, and the talk... Thank you for giving me new
        questions to think about, Alain!
      like_count: 5
      published_at: '2017-09-20T14:20:09Z'
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      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgjWAyuL3wu893gCoAEC
      author_display_name: '@Idlinfarm'
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      text: Brilliant, good humor and wonderful intelligence. Thanks.
      like_count: 20
      published_at: '2014-07-23T23:22:44Z'
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      text: Excellent job Alain. Hope for us all. I want to go to a museum now.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2020-05-17T21:26:09Z'
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      text: Art creates a portal into our very souls. It enables us to connect with
        a universal consciousness and in that process becomes part of our ongoing
        cultural evolution. That's why great art - just like Shakespeare's works -
        will continue to enrich and holistically impact on successive generations
        of people. Art asks probing questions of us and we in turn try to answer these.
        The answers we provide in turn lead to further questions and thus the process
        continues to reverberate eternally.
      like_count: 1
      published_at: '2022-07-03T20:42:53Z'
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      author_display_name: '@fatimamajed3533'
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      text: Wonderful ideas...thank you very much 🙏🌲
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2024-04-17T17:50:38Z'
      updated_at: '2024-04-17T17:50:38Z'
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      text: Massively inspirational...I've shared the link as an indicative resource
        for 'my' students groups.
      like_count: 2
      published_at: '2014-11-10T19:06:54Z'
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    - comment_id: UghR6_dnBC5gYXgCoAEC
      author_display_name: '@sedeslav'
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      text: In Japan when you broke a clay pot you can send it to a special store
        where skillful restaurators gluing broken parts together with solid gold!
        After restauration you get back more beautiful and more valuable item then
        it ever be before. Technic is call Kintsugi)
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      text: Profonde réflexion sur l'effet de l'art dans notre vie.
      like_count: 2
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      author_display_name: '@miroslavasreckovic4123'
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      text: Thanks for sharing.
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      text: Excellent - and a great 'exhibition' too!
      like_count: 1
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      text: Very simplistic.
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      text: Should have he said "Museums are our new cathedrals"?
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      text: Some very valid truths here which many hide away from seeing
      like_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@vasantham9274'
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      text: think from art perspective to understand art's world
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2016-10-09T00:46:24Z'
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      author_display_name: '@artboy2'
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      text: I think the real reason so many art museum professionals find his theories
        objectionable is because if we really tried to present art as therapy and
        connect to our lives in terms of hope, love, and all the rest, it would be
        glaringly obvious that film and television do that so much better and, thus,
        the final nail in the coffin of obsolete-ness.
      like_count: 4
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      author_display_name: '@Wanderer-l9h'
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      text: What a mate.
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2016-02-02T13:41:06Z'
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      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@nancymohass4891'
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      text: In fact the Talk is about paintings , part of Art , not all !
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2018-10-20T16:34:48Z'
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    - comment_id: UgjxT52OD1TQcngCoAEC
      author_display_name: '@VeronikaBan'
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      text: Great ! 
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2014-09-25T20:58:41Z'
      updated_at: '2014-09-25T20:58:41Z'
      reply_count: 0
    - comment_id: UgixPQia1KoejHgCoAEC
      author_display_name: '@MarkHeng3000'
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      text: |-
        http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/apr/25/art-is-therapy-alain-de-botton-rijksmuseum-amsterdam-review

        Discuss        
      like_count: 0
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      reply_count: 0
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      author_display_name: '@melanietruth'
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      text: oh, so  POSH - I'll take a plane over to London and we'll chat about it.
        I'm going to put that on a post it note and stick it on my paintbrush.
      like_count: 0
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      text: liberate art
      like_count: 0
      published_at: '2016-10-09T00:41:06Z'
      updated_at: '2016-10-09T00:41:06Z'
      reply_count: 0
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      text: Alain doesn't like kitsch art!!!??? Pffffft.
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