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Triceratops head displayed in atelier Darwin, Sinke & van Tongeren. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Ferry van Tongeren next to cabinet filled with crystals and fossils in their atelier. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Original ceiling painting by Jacob de Wit, Art Zoo Museum. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Ferry van Tongeren next to Basilosaurus artwork in their atelier. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Boy with triceratops head Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Diplodocus Vertebrae on coral and velvet installation. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Ferry van Tongeren, Iacopo Briano, Jaap Sinke next to triceratops head. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Ferry van Tongeren & Jaap Sinke next to their own artwork of a triceratops. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Mosasaurus skull. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Jaap Sinke with Mammoth Tusk. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Jaap Sinke with Mosasaurus skull. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Triceratops skull Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Triceratops skull and coral Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Diplodocus Vertebrae on coral and velvet installation. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
2 boy's with triceratops head Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Coral display atop a cabinet filled with crystals. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Art Zoo Museum Press images general
The visitors walk through giant birdcages. All the animals are on the outside. Roles reversed. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
At the entrance over 20 parrots spread their wings on the outside of dozens of antique birdcages. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
T-Rex Stan only just fits its historic living quarters. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
A rare Persian leopard and two birds. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Art Zoo Museum is located in a stunning 17th century canal house in Amsterdam. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
At the entrance over 20 parrots spread their wings on the outside of dozens of antique birdcages. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
The museum bar is transformed into an art installation, decorated with elaborate sea shell tableaus. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
A cheetah, perched on an antique shrine, observes the visitors. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Historical garden and cafe in the center of Amsterdam
A huge 5 meter long Nile Crocodile hangs in the marble hallway at Art Zoo Museum. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Detail of a tableau inspired by 17th century paintings. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
A crocodile greets visitors at the entrance to the museum. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
A tribute to Art, Nature and Charles Darwin. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
'Darwin's workshop’, an installation housed in the original 17th century kitchen. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
A giraffe skeleton looks ready to be mounted by an extra high ladder in the atrium. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Huge Victorian birdcages fill one of the rooms art Art Zoo Museum. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
T-Rex Stan and two Scarlet Ibises. Photo: © Darwin, Sinke & van Tongeren
Detail of the decorated ceiling in the Art Zoo Museum bar. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Detail of the marble hallway display, filled with weird and wonderful objects from the sea. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
T-Rex Stan. A life sized replica of the original world famous fossil. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Detail of the amazing staircase at Art Zoo Museum . Photo: © Tim Mintiens
A jaw dropping experience for all families. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
The T-Rex resides in one of the 17th century salons. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
4 meter big denim G.STAR Gorilla sculpture by Darwin Sinke & van Tongeren, for G-STAR. Photo: © Tim Mintiens
Art Zoo Museum Press images Portraits
Curators & Creators: Jaap Sinke & Ferry van Tongeren, Photo: © Krijn van Noordwijk
Curator & Creator: Jaap Sinke Photo: © Krijn van Noordwijk
Curator & Creator: Ferry van Tongeren Photo: © Krijn van Noordwijk
Director Art Zoo Museum Eva Krook Photo: © Krijn van Noordwijk
Director Vrije Academie: Peter van Duinen Photo: © Krijn van Noordwijk
Curator & Creator: Ferry van Tongeren Photo: © Darwin, Sinke & van Tongeren
Curator & Creator: Jaap Sinke Photo: © Darwin, Sinke & van Tongeren
Curator & Creator: Jaap Sinke Photo: © Darwin, Sinke & van Tongeren