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High school history students who spent the year studying European History enjoyed the artistic works of the Dutch Golden Age at the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art. Students were able to make connections between their knowledge of life in the Netherlands in the 1600s and the details they saw in a variety of Dutch paintings.