Maurituis Art Museum, The Hague

Maurithuis, as you approach it from Het Plein.

Paintings displayed against dark blue wallpaper, above dark wood paneling.

Vase of Flowers, by Jan Davidsz de Heem.

Gold details in the house.

Triptych with the Virgin and Child, John the Evangelist, and Mary Magdalene, by Jan Provoost, 1525.

Portrait of a Woman from Southern Germany, by Hand Holbein II, 1525.

Chandelier and portraits.

Brazilian Landscape with a House Under Construction, by Frans Post, 1660.

Interesting architecture at the staircase.

Ambulatory of the Nieuwe Kerk in Delft, by Gerard Houckgeest, 1651.

Paintings near the dark wood banister.

Bust of Stadholder William IV, by Jan Baptist Xavery, 1733.

Ice Scene, by Hendrick Avercamp, 1610.

Theagenes Receiving the Palm of Honour from Chariclea, 1626. Close-up.

Theagenes Receiving the Palm of Honour from Chariclea, 1626.

The Poultry Yard, by Jan Steen.

Girl with a Pearl Earring, by Vermeer, 1665.

The Mariaplaats with the Mariakerk in Utrecht, by Pieter Saenredam, 1659.

View of Bentheim Castle, by Jacob van Reisdael, 1654.

The Infancy of Zeus, 1648.

Fruit Still Life, by Jan van Huysum, 1735.

Woman Playing the Violin, by Gerrit van Honthorst, 1626.

Maurithuis on Hofvijver Lake, with parliament buildings next door.

Back of Maurithuis on the water.

The little island in the middle of Hofhijver Lake.

Gate to Binnenhof, outside the front of Maurithuis. The colors match with Maurithuis.

Maurithuis looks beautiful from the front.

Binnenhof is next door.

Binnenhof, built in the 13th century, is next door. This is the nicest part of The Hague.