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Lambertus Nienhuis / Bert Nienhuis (1873-1960)
Designer of jewelry, potter. Designed pottery for De
Distel and for the tile factory Lotus,
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Theodorus Wilhelmus Nieuwenhuis / Theo
Nieuwenhuis (1866-1951)
Artist, interior designer, designer of applied art (including ceramics). Best
known for his designs of furniture, clocks, lamps, textile, etc. Nieuwenhuis
made ceramic designs for De
Distel. |
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Willem Hendrik van Norden / Willem
van Norden (1883-1978)
Artist, designer of ceramics. Worked for De
Distel and Goedewaagen. |
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Jaap Ravelli / Ravelli (1916-)
Potter of (amongst others) brown pottery animal figurines with white glaze. |
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Ecoline Adrienne van Rees / Etie van Rees
(1890-1973)
Ceramic artist.
Etie van Rees has made a lot of (often symbolic) fantasy creatures and was/is a
source of inspiration for many of the modern and contemporary ceramic artists.
Like Kamerlingh Onnes' work, the work of Etie
van Rees portrays the bare essence of human / animal emotions in a way that can
only be done by great artists. |
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Mrs. Johnny Rolf (1936-)
Potter / ceramic artist.
Johnny Rolf is one of the leading contemporary ceramists. Her oeuvre contains
pottery, ceramic art, paintings, etchings and drawings. Her work reflects the
magic of human emotions and a longing for spirituality but at the same time
stays with both feet firmly attached to the ground.
Mrs. Johnny Rolf is married to Mr. Jan de Rooden. |
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Mr. Jan de Rooden (1931-)
Potter / ceramic artist.
Jan de Rooden's can be described as severe, introvert, monastic. The strong
forms of his objects however are just one aspect of his work: he is also uses
abstract and symbolic images, glazes and colours to give express himself
artistically. His inspirations are Korea and the Cyclades (the icon which from
1960 forms part of his signature is inspired by the latter), Chinese bronzes,
and architectural structures.
Jan de Rooden, like his wife Johnny Rolf, is seen as one of the leading Dutch
contemporary ceramists. |
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Willem Jacob Rozendaal / Willem Rozendaal
(1899-1971)
Glass designer, artist, designer of ceramics at the Sphinx factory. |
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Gerharda Johanna Wilhelmina Rueb / Gra Rueb
(1885-1972)
Sculptor. Also designed a few ceramic statues of animals at Goedewaagen. |
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Samuel Schellink / Sam Schellink (1876-1958)
Painter. Worked for Rozenburg
as painter of eggshell porcelain. Also worked for Amphora
en Goedewaagen. A few examples of his marks (they consist of different combinations of his
initials (SS) or of the S combined with the J of Junior): |
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Johannes Theodorus Schonk / Jan Schonk
(1889-1976)
Artist, potter. Made designs for Zuid-Holland
and Ivora. |
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Johannes Theodorus Schonk / Jan Schonk
(1889-1976)
Artist, potter. Made designs for Zuid-Holland
and Ivora. |
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Leonardus Johannes Senf / Leon Senf (1860-1940)
Painter and designer of ceramics at De Porceleyne
Fles.
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Johannes Franciscus Slot / Frans Slot (1909-1974)
Potter. Student of Chris Lanooy. |
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Jean Theodoor Toorop / Jan Toorop (1858-1928)
Symbolic artist and designer of applied art. Designed tile paintings for the
Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam (executed by De Porceleyne
Fles) and for Rozenburg.
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Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000)
Potter / ceramic artist. Jan van der Vaart was one of the leading contemporary
Dutch artists. His work is seen as abstract and "geometric-without-frills".
The ceramic forms made by him are pure and harmonious. |
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