Jan (74) spotlights Jacob van Campen in new book, known for Royal Palace and Elswout: ‘Architecture is less personally visible, people don’t know the creator’

Sociologist Jan Niessen has released a new book titled "Jacob van Campen, Schilder en architect" to bring attention to the Haarlem-born architect of the Dutch Golden Age. The biography explores Van Campen's influential designs, including the Royal Palace in Amsterdam and the Nieuwe Kerk in Haarlem, seeking to recognize his legacy alongside more famous painters like Rembrandt.



