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Museum van Loon
Museum Van Loon is housed in a double canal building dating from 1672. Around the middle of the 18th century the entire interior was embellished with a rich panneling, stucco work, mirrors and fireplaces. The interior has remained the same through the ages. In 1884 the house was bought by the Van Lo...
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Amsterdam.info - Museum Van Loon, Amsterdam
A small, but very interesting because of its local, intense sphere, Museum Van Loon is in fact an impressive patrician house like many in the center of Amsterdam. This is your unique chance of entering such a house, still privately owned by the aristocratic Van Loon family, which about thirty years ...
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Museum van Loon | Museum/Attraction Review | Amsterdam | Frommers.com
The history of this magnificent patrician house, one of a matched pair dating from 1672, is a long saga of ne'er-do-well spouses and ailing orphans, of misguided inheritances and successive bankruptcies. Its first occupant was the artist Ferdinand Bol, a student of Rembrandt. The van Loon family own...
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Museum Van Loon, Amsterdam, Netherlands : Reviews of Museum Van Loon - Yahoo! Travel
This museum is housed along a canal in a building made of two structures dating from 1672. In 1884 the house was bought by the Van Loon family. The Van Loons liv...
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Museum Van Loon - Amsterdam
The double-sized canal house dates from 1672. The first resident was the painter Ferdinand Bol, one of Rembandt's most famous pupils. In the nineteenth century, the Van Loon family came to live in the house. The family's history is closely intertwined with that of Amsterdam. Several Van Loons held i...
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