Kees Collection

Painted in Lipstick - The Lipstick by Kees van Dongen
Sketch by the Danish artist Kees van Dongen, famous for painting the ultra-modern woman of the 1920s. The artist used lipstick to draw a picture of a woman applying lipstick. Date: 1929

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The valley Maurer Tal in the national park Hohe Tauern with a view of the glacier Maurer Kees and the crossing Maurer Toerl

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The valley Maurer Tal in the national park Hohe Tauern with a view of the glacier Maurer Kees and the crossing Maurer Toerl

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The valley Maurer Tal in the national park Hohe Tauern with a view of the glacier Maurer Kees and the crossing Maurer Toerl

Ben Cohen & Kees Meeuws England V New Zealand Rugby Union England V New Zealand Twickenham, London, England 09 November 2002 Date: 09 November 2002

Kees Meeuws New Zealand Rugby Union England V New Zealand Twickenham, London, England 09 November 2002 Date: 09 November 2002

Man loses crazy hood Malle Kees Amsterdam street figures
Man loses his crazy hood (Malle Kees) Amsterdam street figures around 1770 (series title), A running man with jester bells, known in Amsterdam as Malle Kees or Kees with the bells

John Caius Also Spelled Kaye, Keys And Kees 1510 To 1573 English Physician And Second Founder Of The Gonville And Caius College From The Book The National Portrait Gallery Volume Iii Published C1820

Farmers around a table, Reinhard Voskens, Salomon Savery, Pieter Jansz. Quast, 1633 - 1665

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"Kees: A Multifaceted Name with Diverse Connections" From rugby legend Kees Meeuws to the captivating artwork van Dongen, the name "kees" holds a fascinating array of associations. DDE-90028837, DDE-90028836, and DDE-90028835 may seem like random numbers, but they actually represent unique identifiers that are somehow linked to the enigmatic world of "kees. " One notable connection is Ben Cohen & Kees Meeuws - two individuals who have made their mark in their respective fields. While Ben Cohen is known for his co-founding role in a company (not related to our topic), Kees Meeuws has left an indelible legacy as a renowned rugby player. Speaking of sports, let's not forget about the Chacma baboon Papio ursinus. This intriguing creature shares its scientific name with our subject - "kees. " Perhaps there's more than meets the eye when it comes to this primate and its association with our chosen theme. For art enthusiasts, Kees van Dongen's masterpiece titled "Painted in Lipstick - The Lipstick" showcases his incredible talent. Through vibrant strokes and vivid colors, Van Dongen brings forth an artistic expression that captivates viewers worldwide. Meanwhile, on Amsterdam streets, one might stumble upon a peculiar figure named Malle Kees. Known for losing his crazy hood amidst bustling crowds, he adds an element of whimsy and intrigue to city life. But history buffs won't be disappointed either. John Caius (also spelled Kaye or Keys) was an English physician who played a pivotal role as the second founder of Gonville and Caius College. His contributions continue to shape academia even today. Finally, we find ourselves at a table surrounded by farmers Reinhard Voskens and Salomon Savery, along with Pieter Jansz.