Annetje van Verseveld - Etching, Title, Sun - Sold

Anna Maria (Annetje) van Verseveld, (Bussum, January 15, 1941 – Amsterdam, August 18, 2021), painter, glass painter, graphic artist, and sculptor. -Education: Academy ‘63 in Haarlem, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten (Amsterdam). She worked as a visual artist since 1964, and in 1965 she opened the Museumboerderij in Den Oever together with Max Teeuwisse. This was the second cultural center in the Netherlands without financial support. Annetje van Verseveld worked with various materials and techniques. She made paintings, graphic art, etchings, photographs, small and large bronze sculptures, work in various types of natural stone, portraits, and busts. Important sources of inspiration for her work were organic forms, the human body, dance, movement, but also animals such as horses. The work of Annetje van Verseveld is included in the collections of, among others, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, De Nederlandsche Bank, the Academic Medical Center, the Jellinek Clinic, and the Antonie van Leeuwenhoek Center for Early Diagnosis in Amsterdam. Sculptures by her can also be viewed in public outdoor spaces, such as the sculpture group “Lief Beton” in the Westerpark in Amsterdam, and in the public indoor space of the OLVG West in Amsterdam. Annetje van Verseveld was a member of the Bergen Artists' Center (K.C.B.). Source: RKD and https://annetjevanverseveld.nl/