Room 367 in the drucker extension. Drucker build-up room 367 (m 144), from the south. Rectangular room beveled corners, typical of the halls in this building. Parquet floor in herringbone pattern, wooden panel layout, wallpaper, fries arranged in panels through paintings, choflossil painted with leaves of asterisks, and roof light. Above the passage to room 368 decorated panels. Central to the north-wall The passage to room 367 and 368 merged in the renovation of 1994-1996. In 1904 the Earse Couple Drucker-Fraser donates a collection of paintings and watercolors to the Rijksmuseum on

Room 367 in the drucker extension. Drucker build-up room 367 (m 144), from the south. Rectangular room beveled corners, typical of the halls in this building. Parquet floor in herringbone pattern, wooden panel layout, wallpaper, fries arranged in panels through paintings, choflossil painted with leaves of asterisks, and roof light. Above the passage to room 368 decorated panels. Central to the north-wall The passage to room 367 and 368 merged in the renovation of 1994-1996. In 1904 the Earse Couple Drucker-Fraser donates a collection of paintings and watercolors to the Rijksmuseum on the condition that suitable rooms are built for this. In 1906 the first part of the drucker extension, designed by Jos Cuypers, is contracted in 1913 the second part. Because the construction is delayed by the First World War, the extension will only be put into use in 1919. The top rooms have a wooden parquet floor in herringbone motif, wooden paneling and door frame with the panels decorated above the doors. The corners of the room are chamfered. Above the fries a chofloss, both with decorations, and a curved roof light, painted on the edges. Upholstered oval banks are in the halls: 'Borne de Salon'. In some beveled corners is a double wooden panel of which in the lower often a (ventilation) grate. In 1923 the drucker extension is redesigned, the decoration paintings are removed ( Transformed), the wooden paneling and passageways remain unchanged. The benches are replaced by a kind of sofas that are often placed back to back. Some photos the parquet in herringbone pattern is replaced by a block motif. In 1924 the covered courtyard is taken into use. Besides 1923 and 1925, the lambrizations are painted as if The door frame. The panels above the passages are removed. The fabric benches are replaced by wooden back-on-back benches. In the period 1

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