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Dutch artists: Hetty Broedelet
Hetty Broedelet 1877-1966
Hester (Hetty) Broedelet-Henkes was a Dutch painter. She is mainly known for her floral still life paintings and portraits. Her work is sold all over the world. She was a member of several artistic societies, Pulchri Studio, Schilderessenvereniging ODIS and Haagse Kunstkring. Her work is part of the Singer museum and the Kunstmuseum Den Haag.
Hetty Broedelet, sold Hulstein Antiques 2021
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Belgian Artists: Camille van Mulders
Camille Triest van Mulders, 1868-1949, was a Belgian painter
Mulders was born in in 1868. She studied with the Belgian painters Hubert Bellis and Jean-François Portaels. She focused on flower pieces, pastel drawings and oilpaintings. Her work was displayed at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois
This pastel is for sale
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Dutch Artists: Leonora van Bijsterveld
Leonora Bijsterveld (1888-1955)
Leonora Bijsterveld was a female Dutch artist. She was a painter, water colorist and sketch artist and student of Bernard Schregel. She also participated as a member in several art ‘sociëteiten’ like “the Haagse Kunstkring”. Bijsterveld was mainly known for her still life paintings
Bijsterveld, flowers in a vase (hulsteinantiques 2018, sold)
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Dutch Artists: Leni Rienks
Leni Rienks 1914-2014
Leni Rienks was a sketch artist as wel as a impressionistic painter who was schooled at ‘the Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten’ (Rotterdam) She was a student of Lizzy Ansingh.
During her career she mainly made still lives and city scenes.
She worked in Rotterdam, as well as some small towns in the Netherlands. During her career she also worked as an art teacher.bouquet, Lenie rienks, sold 2019
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Dutch Artists: Pauline Zwaal
Pauline Zwaal 1906-1993, was a student at the “Dag tekenschool”, in Amsterdam under guidance of Jan Uri. At the Rijksacademie she was tutored by J Bronner, JH Jurres en HJ Wolter. She was a painter, pastellist and drawing artist.
Zwaal painted landscapes, portraits, figures in a naturalist style. She was a member of ‘the kring van tekenaars’. Her paintings have been auctioned by Sotheby’s Amsterdam and by Christie’s. Some of her watercolor paintings can be found at the archive of Amsterdam. Some portraits of Ro Morgendorf can be found in the collection of the Jewish Museum in the Netherlands. Pauline shared an atelier with her well respected and liked Jewish colleague Ro Morgendorf at the Reguliersdwarsstraat in Amsterdam.
Zwaag did not leave behind a big oeuvre of paintings, her pieces are considered scarce.
