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Lädt ... Vooral geen principes! : Charley Toorop (2009)von Marja Bosma
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Melde dich bei LibraryThing an um herauszufinden, ob du dieses Buch mögen würdest. Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch. Catalogus, verschenen bij de tentoonstelling in Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen (sluit 15 januari 2009). Bevat een uitgebreide biografie van Charley Toorop, afgewisseld met teksten over de belangrijkere werken die op de tentoonstelling zijn te zien. Het boek besluit met een overzicht op postzegelformaat van alle werken die op tentoonstelling aanwezig zijn. Geen tentoonstellingscatalogus dus in de strikte zin van het woord, want de entries voor álle schilderijen ontbreken. Zeige 2 von 2 keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
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The exhibition was put together by Marja Bosma, who has also written the book about the life and work of Charley Toorop. Both the exhibition and the book made it easy to see how key works fit into the larger body of her work that is characterised by a confrontational realism. As daughter of the famous symbolist Jan Toorop, Charley grew up with a deep interest in culture. At first she concentrated on music, but eventually chose painting.
After an unsuccessful marriage to Henk Fernhout, with whom she had three children, Charley Toorop settled in Bergen. Painting and her artistic calling always occupied a primary position in her life. Her house ‘De Vlerken’ was a meeting place for a select circle of artistic friends, which included Piet Mondriaan, Adriaan Roland Holst and Gerrit Rietveldt. For Charley Toorop, painting was the ultimate form of self-realisation. A perfect example of this is the self-portrait from 1928 that was recently acquired by Museum Boijmans van Beuningen and that was displayed at the exhibition. The retrospective ‘Surtout pas des principes! Charley Toorop’ was accompanied by this richly illustrated catalogue.