A growing collection of 19th and 20th century European paintings from Denmark, "Fredericksborg by Moonlight" Johan Christian Dahl, Belgium, "Abundance" by Léon Frédéric, Germany "Italian Landscape" by Hans Thoma, and Swiss "The Halberdier" by Ferdinand Hodler, offers a more comprehensive view of the art scene for this period. The sculpture collection from the first part of the 20th century includes important works such as "Constructed Head n°2" by Naum Gabo, "Three men Walking" by Alberto Giacometti, 1936, "White Relief" by Ben Nicholson, and "Beginning of the World" by Constantin Brâncuși (1920). The collection of works by Piet Mondrian is noteworthy, with works like "The Windmill" (1908), "Self-Portrait" (1942), and "Place de la Concorde" (1938–43).