A selection:

• Mathijs Siemens, visual artist, fine art, interiors.
• Huis van Hilde, archeology museum, Castricum, interiors and lifelike human figures constructed based on found sceletons.
• Peace Palace, The Hague, art, objects and interiors.
• Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands: A marine archeological treasure of copper plates from the 16th century, an artistic interpretation.
• Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, NM, USA: tramp art.
• National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, USA: objects and paintings.
• Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands: paintings, work on paper, ceramic, furniture and other objects.
• Province North-Holland: textile remnants from a shipwreck on Texel island.
• Mauritshuis, The Hague: paintings, interiors, exteriors and objects.
• Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem: (monumental) paintings, dolls' house and interiors.
• Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar: paintings and works on paper.
• Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands: interiors, architecture, historical building features.
• Kunsthandel P. De Boer: interiors, paintings, works on paper and objects.
• Gallery Rob Kattenburg, Bergen: paintings, prints, drawings and ship models.
• Six Collection: paintings and objects.
• Duivenvoorde Castle: interiors, exteriors, objects and paintings.
• Former Netherlands Institute for Cultural Heritage (ICN): objects, ceramics, paintings, stained glass and other objects.
• Rijksdienst voor de Monumentenzorg (National Heritage Board), Zeist: Nederhemert Castle, Amerongen Castle, the Fundatie Renswoude, objects, interiors and exteriors.
• National Heritage Board, Zeist and the Netherlands Institute for Art History (RKD), The Hague: interior paintings and interiors at 100 locations.
• Dutch Royal Archive, The Hague: Monumental paintings from the Orangezaal, Huis ten Bosch Palace.
• Rijksmuseum Amsterdam: staff photographer (1992-2002).