Women Artists of Haarlem – Walking tour

Painting

From painting and sculpture to embroidery and writing, you’ll uncover how women have influenced Haarlem’s cultural life in powerful and creative ways. Starting at the Kenau Statue on the Stationplein, the tour winds through the historic city centre, connecting places to the lives and work of artists such as Graziella Curelli, Coba Ritsema, Judith Leyster, Anna van Gogh–Kaulbach, Jeanne Verwey–Tilbusscher and Jacobien de Rooij. The walk concludes at Verwey Museum Haarlem. Here, Oana introduces the art and stories of women currently on display in the museum. After the tour, participants are welcome to explore the museum independently and continue discovering at their own pace.

Oana Stan

Oana Stan (b. 1996) is the founder of Women of Haarlem. A Romanian art historian specialized in the Dutch Golden Age, she is passionate about uncovering hidden histories of women and bringing them vividly to life.

Practical

The date is Sunday 8 March. The time is 12:00 – 13:30 (walking tour) and 13:30 – 14:00 (guided highlights in the museum). After that you will have time to wonder around the museum at your own pace. The language is English. The group size is minimum 3 participants and maximum 15 participants. The start point is Stationplein, Kenau Statue. The end point is Verwey Museum Haarlem. The price is €24,75 per person. This includes the walking tour and entrance to museum. €18,00 with Museumkaart.