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A handmade print from a darkroom, made in 1937, has been on a Doetinchem landing for almost fifty years. Now the rare portrait of Queen Wilhelmina is moving to Het Loo Palace. Henny Heuff (85) is delighted with it. "You wouldn't believe how relieved I am."
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A handmade print from a darkroom, made in 1937, has been on a Doetinchem landing for almost fifty years. Now the rare portrait of Queen Wilhelmina is moving to Het Loo Palace. Henny Heuff (85) is delighted with it. "You wouldn't believe how relieved I am."