Landscape Memory Game

From the creator of Old Masters comes an exciting new adventure: the Landscape Memory Game!
Get ready for a thrilling journey through art history! Historical landscape painters didn’t just capture nature—they transformed it, pushing the boundaries of imagination with every brushstroke. Their work blurs the lines between reality and abstraction, bringing to life breathtaking vistas, emotional landscapes, and groundbreaking styles.
From Van Gogh’s Starry Night to Mondrian’s early landscapes, and from the surreal worlds of Hieronymus Bosch to the romanticism of Caspar David Friedrich, these iconic masterpieces showcase an evolution in art that reflects the soul of each artist.
Now, with the Landscape Memory Game, you’ll dive into the world of 30 stunning artworks, each more exciting than the last. The challenge? Match two paintings by the same artist, and discover the rich connections between style, theme, and technique—whether it's towering mountains, tranquil vistas, or vivid colours. Every match unlocks a deeper appreciation of the old masters, making learning about art both fun and memorable.
This game lets you explore art history in a whole new way. Perfect for art lovers, memory enthusiasts, and anyone looking to have fun while expanding their knowledge! Get ready to play, learn, and discover the magic of landscape painting!

Author

Mieke Gerritzen is a renowned designer, producer, and administrator, known for her influential work in the field of image culture and design. From 2017, she served as the Director of the Museum of the Image (MOTI) in Breda before founding The Image Society.
Through The Image Society, she has been at the forefront of initiating and organising dynamic debates, exhibitions, and events, bringing together designers, artists, and authors to explore topics around design, new media, and visual culture.
An accomplished author, Mieke has written more than 10 books on the intersection of design and image culture. Since 2022, she has taken on the role of Creative Director at Next Nature, where she continues to push the boundaries of design and creativity.