Modern Religious Art Museum
paintings and sculptures of Belgian and foreign artists from 20th century which works were often inspired by religion. (picture © Filip Frans van Cauwelaert)
The Basilica of Koekelberg hosts an extensive collection of paintings and sculptures from the Modern Religious Art Museum of the diocese of Bruges.
Religion is often a source of inspiration for these artists. Above all, the figure of Christ is central in this artistic spectrum. Servaes painted Christmas and Permeke created a head of Christ in bronze. Other eye-catchers are Ensor, Luc Hoenraet, Tom Frenken and Tàpies.
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The acquisitions of the last decade are very important in the presentation of the museum: there are 7 original lithography’s of Manessier representing Easter; " Càntic del sol ", 31 etchings of Joan Miró on the psalm of Franciscus and “Passage du bleu”, a painting of Geneviève Asse on a biblical theme.
Opening hours: every Thursday, Friday and Sunday: 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
With a ticket for the panorama, you can also visit the museum.
Basilique nationale du Sacré Coeur - Parvis de la Basilique 1
1083 Brussels

+ 32 (0)2 421 16 67

+ 32 (0)2 421 16 61
Contact e-mailMuseum WebsiteOpenThursday, Friday and Sunday from 2pm to 4pm or by appointment
PricesGroups (at least 10 people) € 4 - Individuals € 5
Guided Toursrondleiding in de basiliek op afspraak, museum en panorama inbegrepen
AccessibilityStreetcar 19 - Bus 49 - De Lijn 212 213 214