What is Hildo Krop Museum about?
The Hildo Krop Museum in Steenwijk is dedicated to the life and work of Hildo Krop (1884-1970), one of the Netherlands’ most important sculptors of the 20th century. The museum is housed in a historic building and showcases Krop’s sculptures, drawings, and other works.
Krop was known as the “city sculptor of Amsterdam” and created many public sculptures and architectural decorations throughout the Netherlands. The museum collection includes sculptures in various materials, models for his larger works, and personal items that illuminate his life and artistic development. The museum shares its location with Villa Rams Woerthe.
Who should visit this museum?
This museum is perfect for art lovers, sculpture enthusiasts, students of art history, and anyone interested in Dutch art and architecture. It appeals to those who want to learn about an important but sometimes overlooked figure in Dutch art history.
Educational and cultural activities
The museum offers guided tours (€20.00), educational programs about sculpture, and changing exhibitions. Visitors can learn about Krop’s techniques, his role in Dutch art, and his contributions to public art.
Visitor information
Opening hours: Monday closed. Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Ticket prices: Adults €11.00. Youth up to 18 years free. Students €5.00. CJP adults €5.00. Museumkaart, ICOM, VriendenLoterij VIP card, and Friends of Krop valid for free admission. Guided tours €20.00.
Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible.
Parking: Free parking available opposite the museum in the parking garage.
Facilities: No café available on site. Free Wi-Fi is not available.
