Editing Mauritshuis

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| name        = Mauritshuis
| description = The Mauritshuis in The Hague.
| location    = (-1398, -468)
| id          = 4971
| creator     = [[PlaceNL]]
| image       = Mauritshuis.png
}}

The Mauritshuis was originally a city palace, but since 1822 it's a museum in The Hague. It houses the Royal Cabinet of Paintings, mostly paintings by Dutch masters from the 17th century. The building was designed in Dutch-Baroque style by Jacob van Campen.

The Mauritshuis, as seen in the [[r/place_2023|third edition]] of r/Place, was part of an architecture collage. The other artworks in the collage were: the [[Cube Houses]], the [[Royal Palace of Amsterdam]], and the [[Dom Tower]]. The artwork was completed around 11:00 GMT on July 25th on the [[Flag of The Netherlands]], ceding territory to [[Rin Tohsaka]] until both parties agreed to relocate the pixel art of Rin Tohsaka. And it remained until the [[The_Great_Whiteout|Great Whiteout]].

==Conflict==
Construction of the pixel art started at 13:30 GMT on July 24th. A portion of its roof claimed the same territory as [[r/fatestaynightplace]], who built [[Rin Tohsaka]] at the same time the [[Flag of The Netherlands]] was extended the moment the canvas expanded. Having defended Rin Tohsaka effectively, r/fatestaynightplace eventually agreed with [[PlaceNL]] to relocate the Rin Tohsaka pixel art to another part of the PlaceNL's territory, which commenced one day after the start of the conflict around 7:30 GMT, to the location it would remain until the [[The_Great_Whiteout|Great Whiteout]] under the protection of PlaceNL.

==Art Collection==
The Mauritshuis is, as of 2023, in use as a museum. To its collection belong the famous masterpieces ''Girl With a Pearl Earring'' by Johannes Vermeer, and ''The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp'' by Rembrandt van Rijn.<ref>[https://www.mauritshuis.nl/ontdek-collectie/ Ontdek meer over onze schilderijen]. mauritshuis.nl</ref>

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