Hein Stork - Aquarel, Portret. - Sold

Hendrik (Hein) Stork was born on February 24, 1924, in Weesp and died on February 16, 1993, in Ruinen (De Wolden).
Stork trained at the Royal Academy of Visual Arts in Amsterdam and later also received lessons from Ge. Roling.
Hein worked in Ruinen and Amsterdam as well as in Salzburg and Paris. He also made a classic tour of Italy in 1958.
As a graphic artist, painter, and watercolorist, his output consisted of portraits, landscapes, cityscapes, flowers, and still lifes.
Stork received the Willink van Collen Prize for his work in 1958.
He was a member of Arti et Amicitia in Amsterdam, of the Artists' Association De Onafhankelijken, and the Dutch Circle of Draughtsmen.
Later, he became a teacher at the Gooische Academie and was also the teacher of Hieke de Jong and Mieke Kemming-Stork, among others.