The cell lies in the bowels of the 19th-century Palace of Justice, a monument to colonial opulence incorporating British floor tiles, Dutch stained glass and wood from east India.
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Instead let's raise a glass of Dutch wine to a character who is, in his own appalling way, a kind of hero.
The young Dutch designer Joost van Bleiswijk's glass objects are what he calls "contemporary versions of forgotten objects," while Chris Antemann's porcelain vignettes subvert the delicate sensibilities of 18th-century figurines with a satirical look at social taboos.
The bowl of a Dutch seventeenth-century blue-glass goblet has been etched with a diamond-point engraver with a map of the Rhine, a task of great detail and precision.
The 434 lots include 18th and 19th-century porcelain from Denmark, Vienna and China; 18th-century cobalt-blue Russian glass, Scandinavian mirrors, Dutch rococo silver wall sconces, Danish silver and a great deal of Baltic wood furniture.
"You have to invent yourself again," Kees Rouw, a tall, trim Dutch architect wearing dark-framed glasses, reflected, outside MOMA, which he was visiting with his wife, Marijke Bonte.
A pair of silk leggings with a matching scarf in a tropical 3-D patheyn (they come with a pair of 3-D glasses) by the Dutch label And Beyond will make a statement when you get home.
There are 11 rooms and four apartments, with original hand-painted glass wall tiles and Dutch and German furniture from the 1960s and 1970s.
Similarly, his transparent glass boxes recall the Dutch habit of leaving living rooms undraped -- not, as in a Mies glass house, so that the inhabitants can look out but so that passers-by may look in.
On completion the Trinity Road Stand was considered one of the grandest in Britain, complete with stained glass windows, Italian mosaics, Dutch gables in the style of Aston Hall and a sweeping staircase.
