Arthur Van Schendel Books

Art Treasures of the Rijksmuseum
Een Zwerver Verliefd
Een Zwerver Verliefd

By A. Van Schendel

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John Company
John Company

By Arthur Van Schendel

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De Waterman
De Waterman

By Arthur Van Schendel

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Salamander
Salamander

By Arthur Van Schendel

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Het oude huis
Het oude huis

By Arthur Van Schendel

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De geschiedenis van een Amsterdams grachtenhuis vanaf de 17e euw tot het midden van de 20e eeuw, in romanvorm

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Fregatship 'Johanna Maria'
Zes vertellingen
Zes vertellingen

By Arthur Van Schendel

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Drie Hollandse romans
Waterman
Waterman

By Arthur Van Schendel

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