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Annefloor Schlotter

Frederik Franken

Paul Vesters

Ruth Jongsma

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Meeting point

At entrance hotel 'Meininger Hotel Amsterdam Amstel', Julianaplein 6

This is very near, next to, trainstation Amsterdam Amstel

Late, lost or sick?

Call Ruth +31 6 24247899

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Date

1 June

Meeting time

8h45

Start tour

9h00 bus departure

End tour

16h30 aproximately back at Amsterdam Amstel Station

Kind of tour

Bustour, visiting two houses

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In addition to their city residences, Amsterdam elites also richly decorated their country houses with paintings and painted decorations. Some older dwellings were transformed from castle to country estate, like Loenersloot Castle by Andries Jan Strick van Linschoten in the late 18th century, or the Trompenburgh Estate commissioned by Admiral Cornelis Tromp (1629-1691) and his wife Margaretha van Raephorst (1625-1690) with elaborate allegorical painted decorations. Both will be part of the tour and both are long-running projects, resulting in changing views on the conservation-restoration approach which provides an interesting topic for discussion.

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Utrechts Landschap

Monumentenbezit

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Loenersloot

Restoration of Loenersloot Castle (in English)

Trompenburgh

Buitenplaats Trompenburgh - Monumentenbezit (in English)

Monumentenbezit restaureert Trompenburgh aflevering 1: De introductie (YouTube in Dutch)

Restauration — Trompenburgh (in Dutch)

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Lang hebben de bewoners van Kasteel Loenersloot een verborgen leven geleid, nu staan de deuren open. Kom langs en laat je verrassen: de tijd heeft er stilgestaan.