Occupying a stately 18th-century patrician house formerly owned by the Arents family, the Arentshuis divides into two. The ground floor is reserved for temporary exhibitions while upstairs is given over to the powerful paintings and etchings of Frank Brangwyn (1867-1956), a Bruges-born artist of British parentage. Industrial themes are his strong point, and the exhibition is well worth visiting if you're into sombre paintings of dockyards and the like.