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Singer Laren

museum and concert hall in Laren, Netherlands

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31 paintings

  • The blue table
    The blue table
    Henri Le Sidaner
    1885 · Singer Laren
  • Bild no. 86
    Bild no. 86
    Jacoba van Heemskerck
    1918 · Singer Laren
  • Zouteland
    Zouteland
    Ferdinand Hart Nibbrig
    c. 1910–1915 · Singer Laren
  • Park at Asnieres in Spring
    Park at Asnieres in Spring
    Vincent van Gogh
    1887 · Singer Laren
  • Leaving St John's Church in Laren
    Leaving St John's Church in Laren
    Gijs Bosch Reitz
    1893 · Singer Laren
  • Anemones in a vase
    Anemones in a vase
    Piet Mondrian
    c. 1908–1909 · Singer Laren
  • A Summer's Day
    A Summer's Day
    Evert Pieters
    1871–1932 · Singer Laren
  • Portrait of Anna Singer-Brugh (1878-1962)
    Portrait of Anna Singer-Brugh (1878-1962)
    Martin Borgord
    1900–1940 · Singer Laren
  • At the Dunes, Zandvoort
    At the Dunes, Zandvoort
    Ferdinand Hart Nibbrig
    1891 · Singer Laren
  • Polder Landscape with Windmills
    Polder Landscape with Windmills
    Johan Hendrik Weissenbruch
    1890 · Singer Laren
  • Early Morning, Blaricum
    Early Morning, Blaricum
    Co Breman
    1903 · Singer Laren
  • Portrait of Wally Moes
    Portrait of Wally Moes
    Thérèse Schwartze
    1884 · Singer Laren
  • Love in times of despair
    Love in times of despair
    Jan Toorop
    1917 · Singer Laren
  • The Rhenen Ferry
    The Rhenen Ferry
    Ferdinand Hart Nibbrig
    1908 · Singer Laren
  • Village Green, Laren
    Village Green, Laren
    Ferdinand Hart Nibbrig
    1899 · Singer Laren
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