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Van Dongen is a Dutch toponymic surname meaning "from/of Dongen", a town in North Brabant. People with the surname include:Cees van Dongen (1932–2011), Dutch motorcycle racer
Danny van Dongen, Dutch racing driver
Dionys van Dongen (1748–1819), Dutch marine and genre painter
Eef van Dongen, Dutch orienteering medalist
Frits van Dongen, Dutch architect
Frits van Dongen (actor), pseudonym of Hein van der Niet (1901–1975), Dutch actor known in Hollywood as Philip Dorn
Guus van Dongen née Preitinger (1878–1946), Dutch modern painter, wife of Kees van Dongen
H. R. Van Dongen (1920–2010), American book cover artist
Helen van Dongen (1909–2006), Dutch film editor
Henk van Dongen (1936–2011), Dutch organizational theorist
Iris van Dongen, Dutch visual artist
John van Dongen, Canadian politician
Jolanda van Dongen, Dutch racing cyclist
Jules van Dongen, Dutch-American darts player
Kees van Dongen (1877–1968), Dutch Fauvist painter working in France
Leo van Dongen (1942–2011), Dutch racing cyclist
Merel van Dongen, Dutch football midfielder
Peter van Dongen, Dutch cartoonist and illustrator
Renée van Dongen, Dutch singer-songwriter known as Charlie Dée
Wies van Dongen (1931–2022), Dutch racing cyclist
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