Mauritshuis Museum
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The Art Gallery in The Hague is one of the most visited museums in the Netherlands. The gallery is located in the former residence of Count Johan Morits Van Nassau. This is a magnificent mansion, which in the XVII century was created by outstanding architects Jacob Van Campen and Peter Post.
Since 1815, this magnificent building houses the Royal Cabinet of Paintings - a small but very valuable collection of paintings by masters of the Dutch Golden Age.
The lower floor of the museum is dedicated to the works of the XV-XVI centuries, which mainly presents paintings by Dutch and Flemish artists on religious themes, as well as portraits of Holbein and Rubens. Works by Rembrandt, Johannes Vermer, Frans Hals, Paulus Potter and Ian Steen can be seen on the second floor, including works such as Rembrandt's Anatomy Lesson and Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring.