As ICEAC Book Series No. 1, the fascinating story of Francisca van Vloten’s quest for an alleged Mondrian will be published on 25 Februar 2023. The English art critic Charles Darwent: “It is a fascinating story – the thrill is…
In June 2022, the FVV Collection acquired an impressive painting by Ernest Blanc-Garin, Jo Koster’s Brussels teacher. The oil painting and the matching special frame were in poor condition. In the meantime, they have been perfectly restored and the painting…
Some of its acquisitions are: A delicate yet strong oil by Otto van Rees of his wife Adya, in bed after giving birth to their first child, Paris 1910. Among other things, both artists are known for their connections to…
On February 24, 2022 the catalogue with the Exhibition De Onthulling, Die Enthüllung, The Unveiling ( 11.09.2021 – 19.06.2022) was published.Not only are many Artists’ Colonies in Europe shown with works by well-known representatives of them, one can also follow the research…
Jan Toorop Poerworedjo, Java 1858 – The Hague 1928 Born in Dutch-Indonesia, from a Dutch-Norwegian father and a Javanese-Chinese mother, Toorop spent his childhood on the island of Banka and was sent at the age of nine to Batavia to…
‘Angel next to St. Aloysius’. Recently, the ICEAC acquired one of Jan Toorop’s studies for the decorations of the St. Aloysius Chapel in the New St. Bavo Church in Haarlem. The ‘Angel next to St. Aloysius’ is done with brush…
Through Toorop’s friend Miek Janssen, this pencil and coloured chalk drawing ended up in the USA. Since May 2020, it is back where it came into being: in the Dutch Artists’ Colony Domburg, ICEAC CFVV.
Many works by Jan Toorop are on show in the wonderful exhibition organised by the Singer Museum in co-operation with the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. Guest Curator Jenny Reynaerts, Senior Curator of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, composed the exhibition which was opened by…
WALCHEREN IN PARIS.DOMBURG PRESENT IN THE CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE WALCHEREN IN PARIS. THE TOOROP ROUTE IN THE CAROUSSEL DU LOUVRE A bit more than a week ago, the first edition of the Salon des Grands Voyages was on show in…
Jan Toorop, Belgian refugees, 1914/1915, charcoal on paper, 17 x 23.5 cm. Very probably in the handwriting of Frans Elout, the son of the female painter Mies Elout-Drabbe, who was a pupil & a great friend of Jan Toorop.
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