Since its inception in 1947, the Netherlands Yearbook for History of Art - Nederlands Kunsthistoric Jaarboek has become an important voice in the international academic community of art history. This annual publication is renowned for its rigorous peer review and in-depth exploration of Dutch art and cultural research. It not only showcases the richness of Dutch art history, but also reflects the diversity and innovation of research methods in art history.

As a long-standing academic journal, we are committed to promoting the academic development of traditional art history while encouraging interdisciplinary research methods to explore the interaction between art and social, political, economic, and other cultural fields. It provides a platform for scholars to showcase their research results and promotes communication and cooperation among experts in different fields. The international reputation of this publication is attributed to its commitment to academic quality and support for innovative research. It encourages authors to adopt new perspectives and methods to examine Dutch art, thus contributing new insights and theories to the academic discussion of art history. By publishing high-quality research articles, this yearbook not only enriches the study of art history in the Netherlands and even globally, but also brings new vitality and perspectives to the academic community of art history.