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Jan Verheul

Jan Verheul or J. (Rotterdam, 14 February 1860 - 19 October 1948) was a Dutch architect, watercolourist and designer. • Illustration — Groote Schouwburg, Rotterdam (1930) • Illustration — St Mary's Church, Rotterdam (1913)

Also recorded as Johannes Dirkz. Verheul · Johannes Verheul · J. D.zn Verheul

Jan Verheul

J. Verheul Dzn. (1860-1948)

Marinus Johannes Donker (1877-1936) · Portret van Johannes Verheul Dzn., architect. · Public domain

Name
Jan Verheul
Born
14 February 1860
Birthplace
Rotterdam
Died
19 October 1948
Nationality
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Occupation
architect · photographer · interior designer · illustrator · draftsperson · goldsmith · watercolorist · architectural drafter
Teachers
Adolf le Comte · Eugen Gugel · Eugène Lacomblé

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Jan Verheul or J. (Rotterdam, 14 February 1860 - 19 October 1948) was a Dutch architect, watercolourist and designer. • Illustration — Groote Schouwburg, Rotterdam (1930) • Illustration — St Mary's Church, Rotterdam (1913)

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