This city's New Church is the site of a mausoleum designed by the de Keyser brothers.
This city's New Church is the site of a mausoleum designed by the de Keyser brothers. That mausoleum in this city is the burial site of a leader killed by the Balthazar brothers, and as a result, became of the burial site of all of his descendents, including Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. In addition to being the site of the tomb of (*) William the Silent, this city was known for a type of tin-glazed pottery painted a namesake blue and was the predominant producer of roofing tiles in its home country in the 17th and 18th centuries. One depiction of this city shows a narrow arched doorway with a woman in a white bonnet and brown dress seated within it while in the center a woman in a red shirt and blue dress leans over a broom in another doorway. Another depiction of this city by the painter of The  ► Little Street shows boats anchored on a waterfront across a river from figures in white and black as well as a canal running through this city. For 10 points, name this city viewed in a painting by Jan Vermeer.
This city's New Church is the site of a mausoleum designed by the de Keyser brothers.
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