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"This first major monograph on Paleis Het Loo is about the building, furnishing, habitation and gardens of the palace from the purchase of the site by Prince Willem III in 1684 to its opening as a museum under Queen Beatrix in 1984. In the three In the intervening centuries, the palace was inhabited by ten successive generations of Oranges.Het Loo became their most beloved summer palace, but also a destination for spectators and anyone who wanted to marvel at the splendor of this largest palace in the Netherlands. the palace and the comings and goings of the many outbuildings are illuminated.…
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2 editions- Other · Dutch · 2022Waanders Uitgevers · 695 pages · 9789462623484
- Other · Dutch · 2012Paleis Het Loo Nationaal Museum · 454 pages · 9789087860004
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