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Artist De Rooij donates three large works to Verwey Museum Haarlem

Artist De Rooij donates three large works to Verwey Museum Haarlem

Renowned Haarlem-based artist Jacobien de Rooij has donated three large drawings to the Verwey Museum Haarlem. The donation adds significant works by the local artist to the museum's collection.

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