Gallery
ABN AMRO
- Marlene Dumas
- Anish Kapoor
- Donald Judd
- Daan van Golden
- René Daniëls
- Evelyn Taocheng Wang
- Jennifer Tee
- Neo Matloga
ABN AMRO — Marlene Dumas
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The Girlfriend, 1986
oil on canvas
200 x 160 cm -
untitled, 1999
stainless steel and enamel
diam. 199,5 x 47 cm -
untitled, 1981
painted steel (10 elements)
22,9 x 101,6 x 78,7 cm (per stuk) -
Studie Pollock, 1994
oil paint on canvas
90 x 90 cm -
De slag om de 20e eeuw, 1984
oil paint on canvas
100 x 120 cm -
Het gaat regenen! Eet smakelijk! (Mondriaan Oliebollen of Trashy Mondriaan), 2020
acrylic paint, ink and watercolor on rice paper
98 x 180 cm -
Tampan World Mountain, Ancestral Creatures, 2022
piezography on 315 grams museum etching paper
185 x 172 cm, edition 1/3 + 1 AP -
Joyce le Tumelo, 2021
collage, charcoal, liquid charcoal, ink, soft pastel on canvas
200 x 200 cm
ABN AMRO Art Collection
info
ABN AMRO is one of the largest banks in the Netherlands. With the purpose Banking for better, for generations to come, it offers their customers sector and sustainability expertise. As a personal bank in the digital age, it aims to bring convenience to everyday banking. With the different client units, ABN AMRO serves more than five million account holders and 350,000 small and medium-sized enterprises; it has grown to be one of the leading private banks in the Netherlands, Germany, France and Belgium and manages more than EUR 200 billion in investments for clients; and provides banking and advisory products and services to more than 9,000 companies in the Netherlands and Northwest Europe.
The ABN AMRO Art Collection is one of the oldest and largest corporate collections in the Netherlands. The collection provides a beautiful overview of post-war visual art in the country. La condition humaine, the society in which we live and the imagination are central themes.
Artpolicy
Over nearly half a century, the ABN AMRO Art Collection has built a broad overview of post-war visual art in the Netherlands. In this way, ABN AMRO contributes to supporting Dutch culture. By purchasing, managing and exhibiting contemporary art, irreplaceable works are preserved for future generations. In the autumn of 2021, the ABN AMRO Art Space opened, where we offer a platform for new developments in art and provide a stage for artists to reach a wide audience. With the yearly laureated ABN AMRO Art Award, the collection supports female talent in the Netherlands. By purchasing, managing and exhibiting contemporary art, irreplaceable works are preserved for future generations.
History
Since 1977, ABN AMRO has actively collected contemporary art. In 2010, the collection of Fortis Bank Nederland (started in 1997) was merged with the ABN AMRO Art Collection. At present, the Art Collection and the Historical Collection (consisting of historical heritage) are housed in the ABN AMRO Art & Heritage Foundation (formerly the ABN AMRO Art & Historical Heritage Foundation). Since 2011, the foundation has been the sole owner of all (sub)collections of art and historical heritage of ABN AMRO.