Façades of The Hague #144

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Buildings with apartments and studios, north façade of the so-called Lissabonplein (Lisbon Square), Kazernestraat.

The square connects the former 18th century courtyard called Het Lissabon (The Lisbon) near Denneweg, with Kazernestraat.

The houses were built mainly in the 1930s with later modifications and additions. It is a particularly peaceful part of the city centre, with arts and crafts studios.

The name Lissabon probably derives from Sephardic Jews who used to live around the former courtyard.

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All pictures were taken in March 2017.

Bertus Pieters

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Bertus Pieters once made art, looks at art, writes about art, talks about art and about other important things; was born in 1958 in Amsterdam; lives in The Hague; graduated from the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in 1982; has had a career in the refugee branch in between; studied Art History / Art & Culture at Leiden University (bachelor 2014; master 2018); contact: bertus.pieters.villa@gmail.com; facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bertuspieters Albertus Pieters (Villa La Repubblica). Have fun!

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