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Lelie in zilver

By Marlies Stoter

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By Annelies Ter Brugge, Tanya Bentley, Rab MacGibbon, Marlies Stoter

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Al sinds de prehistorie zijn we gefascineerd door de menselijke beeltenis. Hoe zien we anderen en hoe willen we dat de ander ons ziet? De sociale en psychologische functie van portretkunst worden o...

A la campagne

By Annelies Ter Brugge, Ernst Bruinsma, Sandra Kister, Marlies Stoter

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De behoefte om de natuur in te trekken is van alle tijden. In de negentiende eeuw waren het de Franse kunstenaars, van de School van Barbizon tot het (post)impressionisme, die het voortouw namen om...

Rembrandt and Saskia

By Justus Lange, Marlies Stoter

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We Vikings

By Diana Spiekhout, Marlies Stoter

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Christoffel and Kate Bisschop

By Christoffel Bisschop, Marlies Stoter, Kate Bisschop Swift, Netherlands Staff Fries Museum Leeuwarden

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