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made a list of 427 works spread throughout the house. After Riet's marriage in 1905 the house in the Hague, still overflowing with art, needed to be emptied as it was too big for their sister
Johanna to live in alone. Towards the end of 1906 a Riet and Ferdinand selected a large amount of art to loan
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shared his interest in art and she also entered the
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after he purchased 365 Bezuidenhoutseweg in 1898 and old catalogs reflect he began to purchase art in 1889. In the years 1890-1899 he built up an enormous collection of paintings, financed with the fortune he had inherited, as well as income from mortgages he had sold locally. Of his three sisters,
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van beeldende kunsten in
Amsterdam in 1891. One older brother had died before he was born, and his mother died a year after his youngest sister Riet was born in 1874. The death of his remaining older brother when he was only nine left a lasting impression, and when his father died in 1883, Cornelis
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and left for a honeymoon to Italy. On their return in 1907, sister
Wilhelmina Kranenburg-Hoogendijk died in September, they moved into their newly built home 'De Maerle' in Huizen, and the old mansion on the Bezuidenhoutseweg was sold. In the years 1907-1911 the older works were shown in the main
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February, where at first everyone thought he would make a recovery. However, in 1902 his brother-in-law Ferdinand Kranenburg started acting as family spokesperson, and with an eye towards the sisters' future without their brother, had 365 Bezuidenhoutseweg appraised.
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became the head of the family at age 17. In 1885 his sister
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CĂ©zanne en Van Gogh in het
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