Cobra Museum for Modern Art

AMSTELVEEN

Cobra Museum voor Moderne Kunst Amstelveen [nl]

A cobra is indeed a dangerous snake, but here the word Cobra is derived from the French names of the cities of Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam. The artists who founded the CoBrA group during a major international conference held in Paris in 1948 came from these three European capitals. A curled snake became the symbol of the movement.
The museum has a major collection of key works by artists of the CoBrA group (1948-1951) as well as work by their Dutch contemporaries, including artists of the Vrij Beelden (1945) and Creatie (1950-1955) movements. The museum collection is regularly supplemented by acquisitions and gifts. Works from the collection are on permanent display.


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Visiting hours

Tuesday to Sunday 11 am- 5 pm. Closed on Mondays (except when public holidays), 1 January, 30 April and 25 December.

Admission

Adults € 7; 0 - 5 years (groups excluded): free; 6 - 16 years € 3; cjp/pass 65/city pass/students € 4; adult groups € 6; 6-16 years groups € 2,50.

Address
Sandbergplein 1-3
AMSTELVEEN
020-5475050
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Facilities

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How to get there?

From Amsterdam CS: bus 170, 172, tram 5, 51