The visitor to the Museum Slager gets a fascinating insight in the cultural and social life in the Brabant capital from the second half of the 19 th.century to the end of the 20th.. Three generations of the artistic Slager family form the core of the collection.. From September 2017 the museum will , over a three-year period, organize a series of completely revised and varied display of works by the Slager family. To this aim.many paintings, drawings, etchings and contemporary artifacts used by them will be drawn from our depot. Many of these works have seldom been on show over the past years . Over and above,the museum shows loans and new acquisitions of paintings from the family..
The father familias of the family of painters is Petrus Marinus (PM) Slager . His four children Piet, Frans, Jeannette and Corry follow in his footsteps. The two daughters-in-law Suze Velsen and Marie van Gilse join this family with their own works. WhileTom, the grandson of Petrus Marinus, represents the third generation.
The painters of this family played a major role in the development of Brabant painting, particularly during the first half of the twentieth century.
Thanks to the enormous efforts of Hein Bergé and Suze Bergé-Slager a large part of their work is permanently brought together in 'Museum Slager ". The extensive collection is managed by the P.M. Slager Foundation, which has committed itself since 1968 to the collection of paintings, watercolours, pastels and drawings.
Fred Schley organizes a guided tour of the Museum every half hour on Sunday 9 August Slager to his exhibition BACK IN THE MUSEUM! Fred Schley provides information about the new landscapes and portraits that he painted especially for this exhibition. ... Read more
COME TO MUSEUM SLAGER ! This summer, Museum Slager offers an extra varied program with the beautiful landscapes and portraits by Fred Schley; a popular children's studio where children can now also draw portraits and the permanent collection of the eight artists… Read more
Since 4 June , 2020, the museum has an audio tour that can be listened to via your own mobile phone or tablet. This audio tour provides background information about the extraordinairy building in which the museum is located, as well as about the Slager family... Read more
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