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    Visit the Collection Treasures, 'Trendsetters of the 19th Century' and Mesdags Panorama. SEE. ... See. Now on show. The exhibition 'Mesdags' Circle of Friends'.

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    Panorama Mesdag in The Hague is the largest circular canvas in Europe. ... Panorama Mesdag is a unique cultural historical monument.

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    The Panorama was painted in 1881 by Hendrik Willem Mesdag and commissioned by the panorama society, ‘Société Anonyme du Panorama Maritime de la Haye’.

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    Museum Panorama Mesdag is iconic in The Hague, and the Panorama of Scheveningen is its highlight.

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    The Mesdag Panorama is 14 meters high and 120 meters long, making it the largest of the Victorian panoramas left still installed in its original location.

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    Located in The Hague, the Panorama Mesdag – a cylindrical landscape completed by Hendrik Willem Mesdag in 1881 – attracts visitors from across the globe.