CLEAN : Girl with Pearl Earring goes home to revamped Dutch museum

The video discusses the significance of the Girl with a Pearl Earring, often referred to as the Mona Lisa of the North, and its association with the Moritz House museum. It highlights the museum's efforts to provide more space for the painting due to expected visitor numbers. The video also covers the architectural design of the museum, which combines elements from the 17th, 20th, and 21st centuries, drawing inspiration from the Louvre.

What is the significance of the 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' painting to the Moritz House?

• It is a recent addition to the museum.

• It was painted by a local artist.

• It is considered the Mona Lisa of the north.

• It is the only painting in the museum.

Why was it important to give the painting more space in the museum?

• To make room for a new exhibit.

• To accommodate a large number of visitors.

• To allow for better lighting.

• To display more paintings around it.

What architectural changes were made to the museum?

• The museum was relocated.

• Two old buildings were combined.

• A new wing was added.

• A rooftop garden was created.

Which centuries are represented by the buildings combined in the museum?

• 15th and 19th centuries

• 16th and 19th centuries

• 18th and 21st centuries

• 17th and 20th centuries

What inspired the architectural changes in the museum?

• The Vatican Museums

• The Louvre

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art

• The British Museum