Coveted by many, inhabited by few. The history of the Paleis op de Meir continues to be a subject of fascination. At the heart of this architectural gem you will find the majestic Dutch Parlour. Definitely worth a visit.
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Dutch Parlour
In 1829, William I commissioned Mattheus Ignatius van Bree to decorate three of the rooms. Van Bree, a native of Antwerp, painted portraits and historical genre pieces. The Hollands Salon clearly demonstrates the quality of his work. Bas-reliefs depicting historical events and 23 portrait medallions illustrate the glorious past of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands.
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