STILL LIFE ON EASEL DURING FILMING AT THE RIJKSMUSEUM

FORMER RESEARCHER AT THE RIJKSMUSEUM PROF. ARIE WALLERT SCANNING THE PAINTING WITH INFRA RED PHOTOGRAPHY

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHERS ARIE WALLERT & KATRIEN KEUNE WORKING ON MICROSCOPIC INVESTIGATION OF THE BINDER TORRENTIUS USED

RIJKSMUSEUM: THE STILL LIFE OFF THE WALL FOR THE NEW RESEARCH

 COLLECTION EROTIC PRINTS AT THE RIJKSMUSEUM: SPECIALLY PUT TOGETHER IN TWO  BOXES –  ELDER MEN CAME TO THE RIJKSMUSEUM LIBRARY BEFORE INTERNET WAS INVENTED TO STUDY THEIR FAVORITE PICTURES (EASY DOES IT)

SUSANNE HERRE (THEORBE) AND MARIANA PIMENTA (SOPRANO) PERFORMING THE SCORE ON THE STILL LIFE

PROF. MARTIN KEMP (SCIENCE OF ART) TALKING ABOUT EROTIC PRINTS IN THE 17TH CENTURY (AND THE USE OF A CAMERA OBSCURA, PAINT-LAYERS AND THE INEXPLICABLE…

LUCY WHITAKER, CURATOR PAINTINGS AT THE ROYAL COLLECTION, FILMED AT WINDSOR CASTLE, WHERE KING CHARLES I LIVED AND WAS HELD IN CUSTODY BEFORE BEING EXECUTED IN 1649

 PROF. JOP SPRUIT (LEGAL HISTORY) ON TORTURE & TRIAL & TORRENTIUS BEING SCAPEGOATED

BASEMENT CITY HALL HAARLEM, WHERE TORRENTIUS WAS WAITING FOR HIS TRIAL (AND WAS SERIOUSLY TORTURED, IN ONE OF THE OTHER SPACES)

PROF. CHRISTOPHER BROWN (FORMER DIRECTOR AT THE ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM, OXFORD) DISCUSSING THE MEANING OF THE STILL LIFE

LATE WALTER LIEDTKE, CURATOR AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, WHO DIED IN A TRAIN CRASH IN FEBRUARY 3 IN NEW YORK. THE INTERVIEW TOOK PLACE IN MAY 2014. COLD CASE TORRENTIUS IS DEDICATED TO MR. LIEDTKE.

DUTCH WRITER NELLEKE NOORDERVLIET TALKING ABOUT TORRENTIUS’ LIFE IN AMSTERDAM AND HAARLEM

CURATOR PIETER ROELOFS (RIJKSMUSEUM) DISCUSSING THE EROTIC PRINTS MADE BY TORRENTIUS AND OTHERS IN THE 17TH CENTURY

ARIE WALLERT TAKING A PICTURE OF THE SECOND WORK BY TORRENTIUS

 PUTTING THE OBJECTS TOGETHER, LOOKING FOR ANSWERS REGARDING THE USE OF A CAMERA OBSCURA IN 1614 BY TORRENTIUS