Works
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Trio fleuri (1886)
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Broek in Waterland (1889)
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O grave, where is thy Victory (1892)
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The Three Brides (1893)
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Delftsche Slaolie (1893)
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Levensverzekerings-maatschappij Arnhem (1900)
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Dr. Hendrik P.N. Muller (1902)
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Book cover (1916) of Psyche (1898), a fairy tale written by Louis Couperus
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Self-portrait (1927)
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