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The RIBA Library Reading Room AdmissionAdmission is free and open to all. You will be asked to sign in with a photo ID or RIBA membership card. Food and drink are not permitted in the reading room and bags must be left in the free lockers provided. BCIN : Bibliographic Database of the Conservation Information Network - Ghent University Library database BCIN : Bibliographic Database of the Conservation Information Network Provides access to over 190,000 bibliographic citations for conservation literature. Dutch Paintings of the Seventeenth Century The emergence of the Dutch school of painting in the early seventeenth century is one of the most extraordinary phenomena in the history of the visual arts. The Netherlands had only recently become a political entity and was still suffering from the effects of a long and arduous war with Spain. Yet the small republic’s success in gaining independence from such a powerful adversary resulted in an enormous sense of self-esteem. The Dutch were proud of their achievements, proud of their land, and intent upon creating a form of government that would provide a broad and lasting foundation for the future. They expressed pride in their unique social and cultural heritage in many ways, but most famously in their rich artistic traditions. This online catalog of the National Gallery of Art’s remarkable collection of Dutch seventeenth-century paintings, which launched in April 2014, was written by curator Arthur K.

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