old versus new
My twenty-third entry to Norms Thursday Doors. Museum doors. Old versus new. The door on the left is inside the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag. I visited the museum to see an exhibition of Pieter Mondriaan, one of the most prominent Dutch artists of the 20th century and world-famous for his painting Victory Boogie Woogie.
The door on the right is somewhat older and is the entrance to Museum Gouda, a former hospital since 1.609. A lot has changed in a few (hundred) years …
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7 replies on “Thursday Doors – Museum Doors”
The one (arch way) on the right is some door. I think it must have been a nice hospital as well. 🙂
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Beautiful – both of them!
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I like the contrast of old and modern.
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Great idea!
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Thanks. It’s almost a theme apart: shopwindows today and in the past etc. etc.
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The one of the left if framed perfectly – very nice shot. The one on the right however; well that’s just breathtaking with all of it’s ornate detail work!
Wonderful post Geert 🙂
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Geert, the contrast between these two is striking: completely simple and modern on one side, old and ornate on the other. I love that you presented these together like this.
janet
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