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Dear lover of art,
Aarschot has an incredibly rich range of artists. The people of Aarschot are not proud enough of their masters. Contemporary artists have their own websites. Artists from the past are often completely forgotten. Through the Museum Aarschot website you can rediscover them!
Museum Aarschot has an open character, so that professional artists, amateur artists and musicians can all be featured.
Wishing you a beautiful and uplifting art walk.
Pieter Van Kerckhoven
This virtual museum is not the Municipal Museum. Most of the artworks shown come from private collections and are not on public display. The website of the Aarschot City Archive and Documentation Centre (SADA), www.sada.be, preserves the history of Aarschot for the future.
Museum Aarschot would like to thank
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Terms and conditions:
1. Purpose:
Pieter Van Kerckhoven wishes to create a museum of artists from Aarschot. Through Museum Aarschot, visitors are given a guided tour of Aarschot art: over the centuries, Aarschot has inspired a great many artists. The artworks are exhibited on the website www.museum-Aarschot.be. The collection of digital images is compiled with great care and can serve several purposes: on the one hand it is a source of artistic enjoyment and an alternative to a museum visit, on the other hand it can also serve as educational material. This is a private initiative that receives no financial support. Pieter Van Kerckhoven has no intention of deriving any financial benefit from it. His only wish is to put the artists of Aarschot in the spotlight.
2. How it works:
Museum Aarschot functions as a database. Full copyright is expressly reserved for all works accessible through the site. The Belgian Copyright Act of 30 June 1994 and the Database Act of 10 August 1998 apply to this website. All rights to the database, the format, the digital images and the text belong to Pieter Van Kerckhoven and to the owners or holders of the object on which the digital image is based, or to other rights holders. Reproduction of the publication with the evident aim of making it public or exploiting it is only permitted with the consent of Pieter Van Kerckhoven and of the owner of the object on which the digital image is based. Conditions may be attached to this consent. Reproduction in the form of prints or machine-readable copies is permitted if it is limited to a few copies intended exclusively for personal use or study. Given the cultural, social and non-profit purpose of the museum-Aarschot website, it is not possible to pay a fee for publishing and consulting the material made available.
Pieter Van Kerckhoven accepts no responsibility for misuse of the site or for any rights or claims arising from the use of the site.
3. General provisions on the use of texts and digital images on the museum-Aarschot website:
It is not permitted to reproduce, distribute and/or make public the text or digital images, on paper or in digital form, in any way other than agreed or indicated below. Unless an explicit agreement has been concluded with the rights holder, it is not permitted to agree with third parties that they may reproduce, distribute and/or make public the text and the digital images. Researchers, students and other interested parties are offered the opportunity to consult the text and the digital images online and to explore all their aspects for non-commercial (semi-)scientific research and study. Researchers, students and other interested parties may make a paper print of the text or the digital image for their own research or study.
Re-use of the text or the digital image is only permitted insofar as
This is a translation of the Dutch text. In case of doubt, the Dutch version prevails.