lb post about Singer Laren museum robbery
no white rabbit Nov 2017 picture
Mostly the museum looks pretty family friendly. Here's the only uncouth things I was able to find and they aren't over the top or glaringly satanic.
wiki of Singer Laren Museum
Singer Laren is a museum and concert hall located in the center of Laren, Netherlands. The museum is devoted to presenting and preserving the collection of the American artist William Henry Singer (1868–1943) and his wife Anna.
Laren School
William Henry Singer was the son of a steel baron of the same name who sold his company Pittsburgh Bessemer Steel Co. to Andrew Carnegie. Against the wishes of his father, young Singer became an artist and after marrying Anna Spencer-Brugh in 1895, he moved to Monhegan, Maine to join the artist colony there. His father was disappointed that he chose art rather than business and insisted he earn his living as an artist. His seascapes sold well, however, and together with the artist Martin Borgord, the couple traveled to Paris where they studied art at the Académie Julian in 1901.[1] Attracted by the artist colony in Laren, made famous by the Dutch painters Jozef Israëls, Anton Mauve, Jacob Maris, Albert Neuhuys, and their pupils such as Matthijs Maris, Arina Hugenholtz, they decided to settle there. They were not the first foreigners to visit the artist colony in Laren; Max Liebermann, who often spent summers painting in the Netherlands, visited in the company of Isaac Israëls, Josef's son. The Singers knew them and others such as the pointillists Co Breman & Ferdinand Hart Nibbrig. They remained special friends with Martin Borgord, with whom they traveled to Norway. Other close friends were the painters Walter Griffin, Henri Le Sidaner and Jacob & Willem Dooijewaard.
In 1954 Singer's widow founded the Singer Memorial Foundation, and in 1956 the museum was opened in their home on the Oude Drift, with a new concert hall attached. The museum hosts the Singer collection of paintings and sculpture and artifacts, by members of the Laren School, the Hague School (Pulchri Studio), and Bergen School (art), and also has examples of Expressionism. Some of the more prominent names in the collection acquired since 1956, are Bart van der Leck, Jan Sluijters, Leo Gestel, Chris Beekman, Jan Toorop, Mommie Schwarz, Mommie's wife Else Berg, Gustave De Smet and Herman Kruyder.[2] The museum has a café and often hosts visiting art exhibitions.
In March 2020, a painting, The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen by Vincent van Gogh, on loan from the Groninger Museum, was stolen while the institution was closed to the public during the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic.[3]
why are we still playing these fucking games?
when?
When do we finally do something? When the gestapo is kicking our doors down?
This is so strange.
I get the desire to be edgy, but there's usually underlying humor or even contrarian idealism found in edge lords, this shit is just without reason.
Lowest, most demoralizing moment in US Mil history is between the day the USS Liberty was intentionally attacked and the day we actually avenge our Sailors.
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dolphin?
isn't that for this guy?
>Even the link leads to Happy Birthday crap.
Yeah that was the point
She says, "Instead of wishing me a happy birthday, I'm going to say goodbye."
are you aubertistic?
I remember the exact video you're talking about.
your small hat needs adjusting
no u
that ones really good, anon.
I watched it do it's thing for a minute then when i minimized it, it kept going for a solid 10 seconds.
they tell you it will be a long time, but they do lie.
were he right, it still wouldn't discount the validity of Q's posts.
I feel like the world doesn't think things through anymore, or possibly the world never did?
>Kansas
The 'Start'.
this Q post gives a website
the GEO IP of that website leads to
Kansas