Bentley Mulliner Launches the “Dutch Masters Collection”: Unique Supercars Inspired by Dutch Art

Bentley Mulliner presented the Dutch Masters Collection at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The collection consists of three unique supercars inspired by the masterpieces of the Golden Age and post-impressionist painters.

The first model, the Continental GT Convertible Rembrandt, draws its inspiration from The Night Watch (1642). The Midnight Emerald bodywork and Magnolia and Cumbrian Green interiors recall the shades of the protagonists in the famous painting. This design features touches of Hotspur red and golden accents. The welcome lighting projects the lieutenant’s feather. The door panels and door sills feature the same motif, making every detail an artistic citation.

Continental GT Vermeer: Interpreting the Clear Light of Delft

The Continental GT Vermeer interprets the cold light and clear colors typical of his interior scenes. The exterior is Sapphire Satin. The Beluga and Ocean Blue interior with accents in Citric Yellow and Klein Blue evoke the brilliance of the Delft paintings. The welcome lighting and door panels reproduce the clouds of The Little Street (1658). Furthermore, the panoramic roof accentuates the interior luminosity, just as it appears in Vermeer’s works.

Bentley Van Gogh: Colors and Spirals of The Starry Night

Finally, the Bentley dedicated to Van Gogh translates The Starry Night into color options and decorative motifs. The colors Dark Sapphire, Imperial Blue, Linen, and Khamun Yellow evoke the night sky and stars of the post-impressionist master. The welcome lighting and door panels reproduce the spirals of the sky and the moon. The Piano Linen finishes, embroidered details, and the exterior pinstripe complete this artistic transposition.