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by jrob 08 Mar 2009 ( edited Mar 10'09 00:17 )
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It is from a city in the Netherlands called Hindeloopen and has some beautiful art. check it out here.

http://www.hindeloopen.com/hindeloopenart.html

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by adelmarie 08 Mar 2009
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Thanks a lot for the info. You said you got a lesson and I was trying to find what were you talking about but had not figure it out yet. Thanks a lot for the link, very fine arts there. *2U
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
Yes, they are indeed beautiful.;)
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by quiltgrama 08 Mar 2009
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wow very unique and beautiful It would be very special if you got something like that. Thanks for the info. Lisa
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
Oh, I would LOVE to have one of those beautiful pieces!
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by lbrow 08 Mar 2009
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Such beautiful, beautiful things, they r so artistic. thank u for taking the time to look it up & share it with us Jerrilyn
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
It was my pleasure to find such a treasure.;)
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by caydebug 08 Mar 2009
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Wow. Those are beautiful.
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
I thought they were stunning!
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by mariahail 08 Mar 2009
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Thank you for this information, some beautiful pieces of art!!!!*********
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
weren't they!
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by meganne 08 Mar 2009
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Ta! hugs n roses, M
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
and to you my friend!
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by ezzemml 08 Mar 2009
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Thanks for that,
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
you are Welcome!
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by kezza2sew 08 Mar 2009
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thanks
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
Welcome!
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by gerryb 08 Mar 2009
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Well, thank you! I clicked around the pages & learned something new!! My dad's family came from the Netherlands many, many years ago. But I guess they were poor...nothing remains in the family except the beautiful blue eyes!!
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
A treasure that will never be lost!
by mops 08 Mar 2009
Or they did not come from that part of the country. Then they would never had had it even if they were very rich - but in that case it's not very likely they would have emigrated.
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by raels011 08 Mar 2009
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Thank you Jerrilyn We are never too old to learn something new
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
Geez, I hope not! I still love to learn.;)
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by sissibrode 08 Mar 2009
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Beautiful, thanks !!!*
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
You are welcome.;)
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by manami 08 Mar 2009
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Thank you Jerrilyn, it's beautiful! Yes, we learn something new everyday!
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
Yes, if we are lucky and keep our minds open.;)
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by shirlener88 08 Mar 2009
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Thanks for the lesson and so much infomation!
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
I'm always curious.
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by majgregg 08 Mar 2009
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Beautiful art! I have learned a new lesson today!
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by jrob 08 Mar 2009
me, too!
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by iris2006 08 Mar 2009
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We have some little places in The Netherlands that have nice art work. I will add some more links to show to you. The first link is from a pottery in the North of the Netherlands. The second link is from a famous pottery in Delft close to Rotterdam. Hope you like it.
2 links:
[2] http://www.royaldelft.com/
www.royaldelft.com
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by jrob 09 Mar 2009
Thank you for adding these links...very beautiful art.;)
by clawton 10 Mar 2009
Thanks
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by mops 08 Mar 2009
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Hindeloo9pen is a small (and I mean SMALL) city in Friesland, part of the Netherlands. Their designs are special to that town and district and can hardly be found anywhere else. Originally the paintwork was done on cheap furniture to make it look better; when wages were higher it became a luxury thing: so only oak was used. During the 70s it suddenly became the handicraft every selfrespecting man and woman wanted to excel in: clothes brushes, serving trays, wooden coathangers,old clogs that had been used in the garden, every wooden object you could think of was sanded down, painted and decorated in the typical Hindelooper colours. Did not last long, no wonder, as the real thing is much more elaborate than the 70s products. There's a museum in Hindeloopen with extremely beautiful examples, old and new (and very expensive) and demonstrations are given. Nice to go and see.
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by jrob 09 Mar 2009
I'll add that to my "Bucket" list!
by clawton 10 Mar 2009
Thanks for the added information. We do learn alot here from you folks!
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by tinfriend 09 Mar 2009
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WOW! Thanks to everyone for sharing the links! Amazing and Beautiful! Flowers for everyone!
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by jrob 09 Mar 2009
aren't they pretty????
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by clawton 10 Mar 2009
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Thank you that was very interesting. You always did add that little bit of information for us on items. Thanks!
Those were certainly very elaborate paintings.