The Rijksmuseum, the largest museum in the Netherlands, has a history of more than 100 years. The works of the famous figures of the Dutch Golden Age are exhibited here Rembrandts Night Watch and Vermeers The Maid of Pouring Milk is also known as the treasure of the museum's town hall, as well as the Jewish Bride, the Inspector of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hals's Portrait of Marriage, and Avicamp's Winter Scene. Van Gogh's "Self-portrait" - the Dutch national treasure artist, in the National Museum, there is only such a look of his works, most of his paintings are placed in the dedicated Van Gogh Museum in. Another national treasure in the National Museum of the Netherlands is the Delft Blue Pottery that the Dutch are proud of. To put it bluntly, this is inextricably linked to distant China - Simply put, it is actually a cottage of Jingdezhen ceramics... saying that Europeans fascination and admiration for Chinese ceramics has reached a feverish level of superstition, and the huge profits generated by Chinese ceramics have made Europeans It has long been jealous, and "original imports" are too expensive. Then we will be the ones in our own villages (it is the originator of the "cottage", and it is really the originator of the Europeans). This cottage is also a European "Jingdezhen" - Delft, the Netherlands, yes, look at these Delft blue pottery in the National Museum of Amsterdam, I believe you can guess this The Dutch town started with the Chinese blue and white porcelain in the cottage. In order to make a fuss, they also imported a batch of Chinese white glaze and blue and white pigments through the Dutch East India Company.