
MP’s agree to spend up to €150 million on Rembrandt’s The Standard Bearer
NL TimesMembers of the Tweede Kamer agreed to the Cabinet’s plan to allocate 150 million euros for the purchase of a painting by Rembrandt. The Eerste Kamer, the Dutch Senate, must also give its approval before the purchase of The Standard Bearer can be completed. The left-wing opposition wanted the Cabinet to make an additional 150 million euros available to bolster this sector along with the money for the painting, but a proposal to that effect from GroenLinks, SP, PvdA, PvdD, BIJ1, Volt, BBB and the Den Haan faction fell short of a majority. Caretaker Education and Culture Minister Ingrid van Engelshoven also acknowledged that the timing of the purchase was "extremely unfortunate.” When the sale is final, the Cabinet wants The Standard Bearer to tour the twelve provinces.
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