Museum Slager in 's-Hertogenbosch is dedicated to four generations of the Slager family, painters who shaped the city's artistic life for over a century. The museum displays work by Pieter Slager and his descendants in an intimate setting in the city centre, alongside changing exhibitions of contemporary art.
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An exhibition of Daniel Douglas at Museum Slager, where hidden images emerge from still lifes and landscapes the longer you look.
Museum Slager displays portraits of notable 's-Hertogenbosch citizens in a historic building usually off-limits to visitors.
Exhibition of dream images by Daniël Douglas where hidden faces and creatures emerge from natural scenes.
Daniel Douglas's paintings at Museum Slager reveal hidden faces and creatures within landscapes and still lifes - optical illusions that emerge the longer you gaze.
Exhibition featuring the Slager family and other 's-Hertogenbosch artists from 1850-1950, with many works displayed in a museum for the first time.
Free exhibition in the Sint-Janskathedraal featuring paintings of the cathedral and sketches of Brabantine life surrounding it.