 Jorge
Dubon, Metallic Wood, 1970 (Photo: Joris Luyten)
 left:
Eugène Dodeigne, Three Standing Figures, 1978 right: Henry Moore,
King and Queen, 1952/53 - (Photo: Bart Huysmans)
 Philippe
Jaques, untitled, 1987 (Photo: Gert Jochems)
 Jeonghwa
Choi, Black Lotus, 2005 (Photo: Philippe de Gobert)
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Antwerp
"Open-Air
Museum of Sculpture Middelheim" Founded
in 1950 -
Sculpture Park - Museum - Pavillions - Documentation
Center, with information on modern and contemporary
art from Rodin to the present
- Changing exhibitions -
Link: http://middelheimmuseum.be.en/
Information:
Open-Air
Museum of Sculpture Middelheim Middelheimlaan 61 2020
Antwerp Tel.: 03 827 15 34 Fax: 03 825 28 35 middelheimopenluchtmuseum@stad.antwerpen.be
Opening
times, facilities and admission: See
detailed information (right)
Source
+ Photos:
with friendly permission: Open-Air
Museum of Sculpture Middelheim
State
(updated):
09/2016
Directions:
See
detailed information
For
disabled:  Middelheimmuseum is accessible to disabled visitors. The ways are
in good condition for wheelchairs. In "Middelheim-Laag",
the lower part of the Middelheimmuseum, the ground (and the grass area) can be
very wet. Most of the year only the paths are accessible. The "Braem Pavilion" (an exhibition building) is also accessible
to wheelchairs.
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