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Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam (iii) Paintings

One of the downstairs rooms in the Rijksmuseum held paintings that weren’t perhaps as famous as The Night Watch or Vermeer’s Milkmaid.

Two were by by Hendrick Avercamp, both reminiscent of the work of the Breughels.

Ice Entertainment Near a City :-

Hendrick Avercamp Painting, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Winter Landscape with Skaters:-

Hendrick Avercamp Painting, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Self portrait by Betsy Westendorp-Osieck:-

Betsy Westendorp Painting, Rijksmuseum

Self Portrait by Emile Bernard:-

Painting by Emile Bernard, Rijksmuseum

van Gogh Self Portrait:-

van Gogh Self Portrait, Rijksmuseum

 

Therese Schwartze Self Portrait:-

Therese Schwartze Self Portrait, Rijskmuseum

Portrait of Theresia Ansingh (Portret van Sorella) by Therese Schwartze. Also known as Woman Wearing a Hat. A better picture than mine is here:-

Portrait by Therese Schwartze

The Night School by Gerard Dou. An illustration of depiction of light. (Again better to see here):-

The Night School by Gerard Dou, in Rijksmuseum

An unusual Mondrian. Painting of a Windmill:-

Painting of a Windmill by Mondrian, Rijskmuseum

 

Drachten Again

I posted photos of some of the buildings in Drachten, Friesland, The Netherlands, in November 2016.

Last year we visited the town again and it seemd to be on a Mondrian kick.

Several commercial premises were done out in his signature style.

Garage:-

Mondrian Decoration, Drachten,The Netherlands,

Shoe shop:-

Mondrian Window Dressing, Drachten, The Netherlands,

Shoe shop’s other window:-

More Mondrian Window Dressing

Stack of cubes in a café:-

Stack of Mondrian Cubes

Suspended cubes in the same café:-

Suspended Mondrian Cubes

We asked in the café what the reason for the Mondrian decorations was and they seemed not to know but thought it might have been a celebration of De Stijl (the Style.) 2017 was its 100th anniversary.

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