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Private lectures / Vermeer Tours, Full Programme in English
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A 20.000 word academic essay on Vermeer & Visual Perception in English
31st March 2004, Radio Netherlands World Service has focused on Delft and Vermeer in a radio broadcast interview with Anthony Bailey, Philip Steadman and Kees Kaldenbach, recorded in 2004. The programme is called 'Six Ways to Vermeer' and is now available in a 40MB MP3 format on this web site. Breaking news: Radio interview in Dutch, about Vermeer, on Dutch national radio, November 19, 2015.
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Experience the fabulous Vermeer paintings in Amsterdam and The Hague in a new light. Imagine being received as a privileged guest of honor at the home of a Vermeer scholar, receiving a lecture or tour. English, German, Dutch, Japanese. |
For the Vermeer estate, see the Digital Vermeer House
Rijksmuseum, Rembrandt exhibition, 2015.
Rijksmuseum 2005
Drs. Kaldenbach has lectured widely and has performed on TV for CNN, BBC2, BBC3, BBC4, DKR Danish national TV, NPS Dutch national TV, NTV Japanese national TV and other television and radio stations. Newspaper interviews in Nishinippon (2012) and Yomiuri Shimbun (2004)
Please note: All materials presented on this 2000+ item web site are original and therefore copyrighted. If passages are quoted (in essays, dissertations, books or other works, written or otherwise) then references must be made in the proper way. That is, the quoted passages must be attributed to the author, and the source of the material (i.e. this website) must be cited.
This home page was first launched in 1997, during the early history of Internet. Last update 31 December, 2016.
April 2011: Kaldenbach was recipient of the WikiDelft prize. Clipping below from the newspaper Haagsche Courant
More about the author.
Photo: Art historian in acton, 2013. BBC 4 TV programme shoot in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, March 28, 2013 just before the formal opening. Kaldenbach in red jacket. Behind the middle cameraman is the presenter and interviewer Andrew Graham-Dixon, nicknamed "the art pope". The TV director approaching from the right.
Vermeer's art has many fascinating and hidden qualities. His motto could have been "The art is to conceal the art". In Latin: 'Ars est celare artem'. He plays with our perception. And makes us look at his painting again and again and makes us wonder and we stand there saying "Hmmm..." for five to ten minutes in stead of just two seconds.
New Research, Mannheimer: almost bought the best Vermeer: The Art of Painting (now in Vienna)
Updated 31 December 2016