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jan mankes bomenrij hidden_selectorA row of stately trees stretches along the Frisian horizon. Jan Mankes painted this iconic work in 1915, the year he married Anne Zernike. The tranquillity and simplicity he sought in the Frisian landscape around De Knipe can be found in every brushstroke. Mankes died of tuberculosis at the age of 30, but left behind a body of work that ranks among the finest of Dutch realism. This Row of Trees hangs in Museum MORE and is one of the absolute

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airy composition that exudes the natural freedom and beauty of the ocean

Museum MORE cherishes this work as one of the gems of their Charley Toorop collection

Her “hard” modelling and coarse paint treatment made her unique

Bring Van Gogh's masterpiece to life in your outfit with these socks full of knitted details

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These socks made from organic cotton bring the lively energy of Mondrian's vision to your wardrobe: a fusion of creativity and ultimate comfort

On the cream-coloured sock you can see exactly that: the bare tree