Spring day near the lake by Dutch painter Jan Bakker (1879-1944) wooden mold The ruffled base—reminiscent of a

The ruffled base—reminiscent of a bottle cap or pooling liquid—enhances the visual story while grounding the composition

animal-friendly and hopefully the solution for a carefree day in the garden

- Durable collar with ribbed knit and shoulder tape to prevent stretching

These 32 glass sulphide marbles each representing a country that took part of the world cup Football 2014 in Brazil

we will explore the symbolism and significance of Pichwai paintings

Spring day near the lake by Dutch painter Jan Bakker (1879-1944) wooden mold The ruffled base—reminiscent of aOil painting by realism painter Jan Bakker Schiedam 1879 1944 Voorburg Jan Bakker lived and worked in The Hague (1902 1904), Schiedam, De Werken and Sleeuwijk near Gorinchem until 1916. Then he settled on 3 February 1916 in Voorburg. He was a student of the Academy for Visual Arts in The Hague, under the direction of Frits Jansen and also became advice from W. B. Tholen. Water landscapes and the small towns on the big rivers were his favorite