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Photos: Golden: Dutch and Flemish masterworks

Peabody Essex Museum | East India Square, Salem | Through June 19

By PHOENIX STAFF | March 2, 2011

Golden: Dutch and Flemish Mastworks from the Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo Collection
Photo: WALTER SILVER

Eijk and Rose-Marie van Otterloo in their home in Massachusetts. Image courtesy Peabody Essex Museum.
Golden: Dutch and Flemish masterworks from the Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo collection.

PEABODY ESSEX MUSEUM | EAST INDIA SQUARE, SALEM | THROUGH JUNE 19

READ:The Van Otterloo collection at the Peabody Essex Museum by Greg Cook

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The Van Otterloo collection at the Peabody Essex Museum
Some years back, Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo began collecting horse carriages, until they completely filled their New Hampshire barn.
Ruling the waves
The Dutch emerged at the dawn of the 17th century as a pre-eminent military and commercial power on the sea. They were in the midst of throwing off Spanish rule and developing a shipping empire that would reach from the Americas to South Africa to Asia.
Photos: Dutch Seascapes at Peabody Essex
Dutch Seascapes at Peabody Essex
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The Van Otterloo collection at the Peabody Essex Museum
Some years back, Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo began collecting horse carriages, until they completely filled their New Hampshire barn.
Ruling the waves
The Dutch emerged at the dawn of the 17th century as a pre-eminent military and commercial power on the sea. They were in the midst of throwing off Spanish rule and developing a shipping empire that would reach from the Americas to South Africa to Asia.
Photos: Dutch Seascapes at Peabody Essex
Dutch Seascapes at Peabody Essex
Pottery, Potter, mummies, and a 'Rare Bird'
The art of 2000 BC Egypt, visions from the Iraq War and AIDS activism, and the magic of a digital technology and Harry Potter make up the highlights of Boston's autumn art calendar.
Fresh fruit and vegetables
The bleakest months of New England winter are ahead of us, so the prospect of leaving your toasty house to see art may not be at the top of your to-do list.
Tracking time
The tracks run side by side across cracked, dried mud. But this black-and-white photo by Mark Ruwedel is deceptive.
Art in the air conditioning
From Picasso to William "Shrek" Steig's cartoons, and surfer photos to a Twilight Zone toy store, New England offers art worth traveling to this summer. Here we round up the best in the region, no matter the weather or your artistic inclinations.
Maritime after time
There's no question about the Peabody Essex Museum's unwavering love of all things nautical. How many other museums employ a curator of maritime art and history (in this case, Daniel Finamore)?
After images
Karen Finley won’t be naked, or covered in chocolate. Candied yams will not be involved. If there are neighborhood morality-watch squads in Salem, they’ll have the night off.
2009: The year in art
The year started off with a kick in the teeth when, in January, Brandeis University announced plans to shutter its Rose Art Museum and sell off its masterpieces.
Power plays
Some weeks back, I got to listen to Brown University archæology professor Stephen Houston pronounce the throaty, staccato sounds of Maya hieroglyphs carved across a six-foot-wide limestone panel.
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