-
while looking after her. In 1934, a
major exhibition was held at the
Hotel Hamdorff in Laren; a
notable meeting place for artists. When his son, Martijn, was...
- Foundation, and in 1956 the
museum designed by the
Dutch architect Wouter Hamdorff (1890 - 1965) was
opened in an
expansion of
their home, "De
Wilde Zwanen...
- angels. Zieglerin’s
mother attempted to
marry her off to
Nikolaus von
Hamdorff, but
Zieglerin rejected him.
Angered by her rejection, he
raped the fourteen-year-old...
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Upload Photo Schapenduinen House with the
entrance porch House 1930-1932 W.
Hamdorff Brederodelaan 135 52°24′49″N 4°37′07″E / 52.41362°N 4.61849°E / 52.41362;...
- riotous. They were also
regular visitors to a
former pub
owned by Jan
Hamdorff [nl], a hotelier,
Alderman and, most importantly, art dealer, who opened...
- Koenraads, Jan P. (1985):
Laren en zijn schilders:
kunstenaars rond
Hamdorff, Laren,
Boekhandel Judi Kluvers, ISBN 978-90-71160-02-8.
website Singer...
- Chicago, Illinois. In 1898 she
moved to
Laren where she
lived in
Hotel Hamdorff, a
meeting place for artists. In 1908 she had to move out due to arthritis...
-
Killers of Gooi) due to the
number of
fatal accidents they caused. In Jan
Hamdorff's Pub
Forest Lane
Saint John's
Procession Blooming Wisteria at the Shiba...
