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Save the "Four Seasons" - Iconic Piece of Holland America Line History

155 Comments

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Hans Wustefeld
6 years ago

The FOUR seasons sculpture is an important piece of Dutch Maritime art must be secured and stay with Holland America Line.

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Nicholas Van Herpen
6 years ago

HAL tradition should be kept and put on the latest nieuw amsterdam I have sailed on three different nieuw amsterdams

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A P Reitsma
6 years ago

not only these masterpieces but all historic art should be saved for future HAL use

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Collette van Tol
6 years ago

please don't sell these beloved sculptures!

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Gerald Bernhoft
6 years ago

First commissioned by Holland America Line in 1937 for the new s.s. Nieuw Amsterdam. This should remain in the custody of Holland America Line!

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Ineke Back
6 years ago

Please, please same this piece of HAL history for future guests

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Ron Sellars
6 years ago

Please, this is too wonderful to lose

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Trisha Carter
6 years ago

These are important pieces of Holland America's history they should be saved.

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Judith Hoek
6 years ago

Yes hold on to these beautiful piece.❤️

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Beverly Perkins
6 years ago

Please don't sell "The Four Seasons". It would be very easy to remove it from the Amsterdam and transfer it to the new Flag Ship, Rotterdam. That's where it belongs.

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Trudy van Tuylk
6 years ago

Please do not sell it, better bring it to the SS Rotterdam

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Ingrid
6 years ago

Moet zeker bewaard blijven.

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Jacobs
6 years ago

HAL history to remember

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Kalle Id
6 years ago

Not keeping this artwork is shocking, especially from a company that claims to be proud of it's long heritage.

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Bram
6 years ago

Save this art for a new build.

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E Fens
6 years ago

Nooit verloren laten gaan.

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Natascha van der Linden
6 years ago

Save alle the Dutch art on board the sold HAL ships. Must be kept in the Dutch Musea as Dutch HAL Heritage.

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Ina Schakel
6 years ago

dit mag nooit verloren gaan

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Barbara haenni
6 years ago

Please save them

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Wayne Yanda
6 years ago

One would think HAL would be better stewards of its heritage.