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Marijke Stultiens, Dutch painter and textile artist, born in Princenhage (Breda) on April 12, 1927. Lives and works in Bunde since 1960. Marijke Johanna (Marijke) Stultiëns - Thunnissen (married to Robert Arnoldt Pièrre (Rob) Stultiëns since 1954) Education: Gymnasium from approx. 1946 to approx. 1946 Secondary School of Applied Arts Maastricht from 1949 to 1953
Jan van Eyck Academy Maastricht, 1953
Royal Grant for Free Painting dated: 1953 field: free painting Royal Grant for Free Painting dated: 1954 field: free painting Royal Grant for Free Painting dated: 1956 field: free painting
Trained as a painter, she made a name for herself as a textile artist, particularly in the 1960s and 70s. In 1971, she participated in the prestigious International Tapestry Biennial in Lausanne. As a spectacular highlight, she created the gigantic tapestry for the theatre in Sittard. Her tapestries became increasingly openwork, and Marijke incorporated every conceivable material into magical and barbaric objects. Not only has she made a significant contribution to the arts with her paintings, textile works, and collages, but she has also championed the situation of artists on a societal level, particularly in Limburg. In 1983, she was one of the founders of the legendary artists' initiative 'Het Bassin' in Maastricht. Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau (1995), Officer.
Since 1990, she has focused on creating work of and on paper. Once again, structures, materials, and colors play the leading role. Paper has always continued to fascinate her: 'Paper does things whose outcome you do not know. Paper continues to surprise, and I like to be surprised.' Accompanying the exhibition is a DVD by Maurice Nijsten and a richly illustrated book about Marijke Stultiens and her art, published by the Stedelijk Museum Roermond.
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Condition
Condition
Good
in good condition
Shipment
Pick up
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Parcel post
Price
Up to 2 kg.
Within The Netherlands
€9.50
To Belgium
€15.00
To Germany
€17.50
Within EU
€17.50
Worldwide
€30.00
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