Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp

The Museum of Fine Arts of Antwerp is located in a large building of the late XIX century, made in the style of neoclassicism, about two kilometers south of the central square of Grote Markt.

It is the largest art museum in Antwerp. Here are the works of old masters, and paintings of modern painters.

The upper floor is occupied by ancient works of masters from Flamand until the XVII century. Especially many works of the "Antwerp trio" - Rubens, Van Dyck and Jordaens. The lower floor is dedicated to the works of contemporary painters, including Belgians. Here are paintings by René Magritte, James Ensor, Paul Delvaux, a large collection of works by the impressionist Rick Wouters, who was inspired by the works of Cezanne. Among the works of foreign artists are paintings by Tissot and Van Gogh.