The Anton Pieck Museum in Hattem is dedicated to the Dutch artist Anton Pieck (1895-1987), whose nostalgic, fairy-tale illustrations and etchings made him one of the most beloved graphic artists in the Netherlands. The museum holds original drawings, paintings and prints, and is housed in a historic building in this old Hanseatic town. Temporary exhibitions and events regularly complement the permanent collection.
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A comprehensive exhibition of Anton Pieck's work spanning nostalgic scenes, travel drawings, calendar designs, illustrations and paintings, alongside his original studio.
Exhibition celebrating the beloved calendars of illustrator Anton Pieck, featuring nostalgic scenes of 19th-century urban life, winter landscapes and traditional crafts.
Watercolors by Charlotte Dematons from her travels around the world, on display at the Anton Pieck Museum.
The Anton Pieck Museum showcases original design drawings by Anton Pieck for the Efteling fairy tale 'The Indian Water Lilies', written by Queen Fabiola.
Free guided tours at the Anton Pieck Museum in Hattem exploring the artist's work, techniques and life. No charge to attend, with groups capped at 20 people.