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Facts

Born March 5, 1874 • Jakarta • Indonesia
Died September 11, 1946 (aged 72) • Amsterdam • Netherlands
Notable Works “Een Zwerver verdwaald” • “Een Zwerver verliefd” • “The Johanna Maria”

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Schendel, detail of an oil painting by Jan Toorop, 1912
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Harry Mulisch
Dutch author
Gerard Reve
Dutch author
Nooteboom, Cees
Cees Nooteboom
Dutch author
Betje Wolff, detail of an engraving by Lodewyk Gotlieb Portman after a drawing by Abraham Teerlink after a painting by Petrus Groenia.
Betje Wolff
Dutch author
Agatha Deken, detail of an engraving by L. Portman after a drawing by A. Teerlink after a painting by P. Groenia
Aagje Deken
Dutch author
Multatuli
Multatuli
Dutch author
Frederik Willem van Eeden
Dutch author and physician
Jo van Ammers-Küller
Dutch author
Willem Frederik Hermans
Dutch author
Maria Dermoût
Dutch author
Edgar du Perron
Dutch writer and critic
Couperus, engraving by T. Kerstel after a portrait by H.J. Haverman
Louis Marie Anne Couperus
Dutch author
Simon Vestdijk
Dutch writer
Aernout Drost
Dutch author
Heijermans, crayon drawing by Jan Toorop, 1914
Herman Heijermans
Dutch author
Jan de Hartog
Dutch-American author
Van Lennep, detail of an oil painting by Johan Georg Schwartze; in a private collection
Jacob van Lennep
Dutch writer
Lodewijk van Deyssel
Dutch author
Israël Querido
Dutch author
Van Looy, drawing by Jan Pieter Veth, 1896; in the Teylers Museum, Haarlem, Neth.
Jacobus van Looy
Dutch author and artist