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Briljant Ad Arma

Ad Arma (Rotterdam 1953) is the pseudonym of Ad Robert Meerman, a versatile Dutch artist specializing in sculpture, graphic art, painting, and glass art. The name 'Ad Arma' is Latin for 'to arms' ...

Traumatised Armando

Herman Dirk van Dodeweerd (Amsterdam 1929-2018 Potsdam) was a Dutch sculptor, painter, writer, and violinist who adopted the name Armando as an artist and became an influential figure ...

'One day' Sculpturist Tajiri

Shinkichi Tajiri was a Japanese-American artist born in Los Angeles in 1923 and passed away in Baarlo, Limburg, in 2009. Despite his American background, he found his home in in the south of the N...

New Figuration by Alphons Freimuth

Alphons Freijmuth (Haarlem 1940) is a Dutch painter, sculptor, graphic artist and ceramist. He did not train until he was 23 at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam. Two years later...

Expressionist John Rädecker

John Rädecker (Amsterdam 1885-1956 Amsterdam) was a painter and, more prominently, a sculptor, best known for his work on the National Monument on Dam Square in Amsterdam. He is associated with t...

Futuristic Willem Lenssinck

Willem Lenssinck (Woerden 1947) is a ceramicist, sculptor and designer and the son of a Dutch father and a German mother. He grew up in Harmelen and Utrecht. In Utrecht he attended the Academy of V...

Symbolistic George Minne

George Minne (1866, Ghent - 1941, Sint-Martens-Latem) is considered one of the leading Symbolist sculptors of Europe. His deeply personal works bridge Rodin's fin-de-siècle symbolism and influenced...

'Rider' Arthur Spronken

Arthur Jan Elisa Spronken (Beek 1930 -2018 Sitard) is one of the Netherlands' most famous sculptors. In his youth, Spronken was influenced by the horse hobby of his father (cigar manufacturer and b...