Views of Haarlem: The City Depicted in the Seventeenth Century Condition:New and whose inhabitants are twice

and whose inhabitants are twice as intelligent as human beings

Has his life actually changed for the better

her first week is disaster - especially when she crashes her bike into Wouter van Leeuwen

colonialism and resistance

this is another visually stunning

Views of Haarlem: The City Depicted in the Seventeenth Century Condition:New and whose inhabitants are twiceInspired by poets, draftsmen and printmakers, painters also discovered Haarlem and its beautiful surroundings as rewarding subjects for their work. Jacob van Ruisdael and Gerrit Berckheyde both repeatedly pictured the city the former with his Haerlempjes, where heavy cloudy skies dominate the landscape and the unmistakable St Bavos Church stands on the horizon. Berckheyde is known for his atmospheric cityscapes: the Grote Markt, with St Bavos as the