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Kettering, Alison McNeil, Arie
Wallert and Marjorie E. Wieseman; Gerard ter
Borch; National Gallery of Art; Washington
D.C., 2004
This is the catalogue for the exhibition and
includes Ter Borch, his family, his technique, and
many of his paintings. This is the first major English-language
publication on the artist.
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Keyes, George S.; Masters
of Dutch Painting: the Detroit Institute of Arts,
2004.
Dutch master painters included in the collection
of the Detroit Institute of Arts
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Wheelock jr. Arthur K., et. al; A Moral Compass:
Seventeenth and 18th-century Painting in the Netherlands; New York: Rizzoli International Publications,
Inc., 1999.
Contains information about the public and private
life of the Dutch during the 17th-century and provides
an in-depth look at A Lady at Her Toilet.
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Klooster, Wim.; The Dutch in America, 1600-180;
Providence: John Carter Brown Library, 1997.
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Swienrenga, Robert P.; For Food and Faith:
Dutch Immigration to West Michigan, 1840-1960;
Holland Museum, 2000.
Includes information about who and why and
when the Dutch settled in Western Michigan during
the 19th and 20th centuries.
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Lilly, Melinda; The Dutch in New Amsterdam;
Rourke Book Co., 2002. |
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Ngcheong-Lum, Roseline et al; The Netherlands
(Countries of the World); Gareth Stevens Press:
2002. |
Fiction |
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Balliett, Blue; Chasing Vermeer;
Scholastic Press, New York, 2004.
6th-grade students must decipher clues hidden
in puzzles to recover a stolen Vermeer painting.
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DeJong, Meindert (Maurice Sendak, illustrator); The
Wheel on the School; Harpercollins Childrens
Books, 1955.
The children in a little Dutch fishing village
set about to bring the storks back to build their
nests and in doing so change the village.
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