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Antoinette Holland (Dutch, 1921 - 2011) Still life with fruit and vases, oil on board, signed
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Antoinette Holland (Dutch, 1921 - 2011)
Still life with fruit and vases, oil on board, signed dated 1977, 36.5 x 44.5 cm, framed Notes Antoinette Holland Haggenburg was born in Arnhem, Holland, she was the second of thirteen brothers and sisters. Her father was the headmaster of the local school.
Antoinette began painting at the age of nine, inspired by her grandfather who was also an artist. She spent many hours painting and drawing with her grandfather, he was her first teacher.
Painting was Antoinette's passion, during her life, she painted more than a thousand oil paintings.
1938 - 1943 Academy of Art and Design, Arnhem, Holland
1947 Antoinette travelled to England to learn English and then on to South Africa
1957 Married Alexander Holland and moved to Tunbridge Wells
1959 Birth of daughter Rosalind
1965 - 1973 Attended art classes at the Adult Education Centre, Tunbridge Wells. Teacher: Morris Weidman
1974 - 1987 Member of the Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society, The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells
1987 Moved to Spain were she remained until her death in November 2011
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1975 First solo exhibition, Adult Education Centre, Tunbridge
Wells
1979 Tunbridge Wells Museum, Library and Art Gallery, Tunbridge Wells
1981 Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society, The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells
1983 University of Arnhem, Holland
1984 Cultureel Centrum, Arnhem, Holland
1985 Trinity Art Centre, Tunbridge Wells
1989 British Royal Society Club, Benalmadena, Spain
1992 Hotel Don Carlos, Marbella, Spain
1995 Casa de la Cultura Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Benalmadena, Spain
1996 Clinica Buchinger - Wilhelmi, Marbella Spain
1998 PYR Hotel , exhibition centre, Marbella, Spain
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
During her life she has participated in numerous group exhibitions, many of which include the above mentioned locations of Tunbridge Wells. She also frequently exhibited at the Pantiles Open Air Exhibiton
CURRENT PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS
Casa de la Cultura Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Benalmadena, Spain
Biblioteca Publica Municipal, Benalmadena, Spain
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
Works held in private collections in Canada, Australia, South Africa, Egypt, New Zealand, Sweden, Finland, Ireland, Holland, Spain, Germany, USA and the UK.
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Antoinette Holland (Dutch, 1921 - 2011)
Still life with fruit and vases, oil on board, signed dated 1977, 36.5 x 44.5 cm, framed Notes Antoinette Holland Haggenburg was born in Arnhem, Holland, she was the second of thirteen brothers and sisters. Her father was the headmaster of the local school.
Antoinette began painting at the age of nine, inspired by her grandfather who was also an artist. She spent many hours painting and drawing with her grandfather, he was her first teacher.
Painting was Antoinette's passion, during her life, she painted more than a thousand oil paintings.
1938 - 1943 Academy of Art and Design, Arnhem, Holland
1947 Antoinette travelled to England to learn English and then on to South Africa
1957 Married Alexander Holland and moved to Tunbridge Wells
1959 Birth of daughter Rosalind
1965 - 1973 Attended art classes at the Adult Education Centre, Tunbridge Wells. Teacher: Morris Weidman
1974 - 1987 Member of the Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society, The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells
1987 Moved to Spain were she remained until her death in November 2011
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1975 First solo exhibition, Adult Education Centre, Tunbridge
Wells
1979 Tunbridge Wells Museum, Library and Art Gallery, Tunbridge Wells
1981 Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society, The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells
1983 University of Arnhem, Holland
1984 Cultureel Centrum, Arnhem, Holland
1985 Trinity Art Centre, Tunbridge Wells
1989 British Royal Society Club, Benalmadena, Spain
1992 Hotel Don Carlos, Marbella, Spain
1995 Casa de la Cultura Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Benalmadena, Spain
1996 Clinica Buchinger - Wilhelmi, Marbella Spain
1998 PYR Hotel , exhibition centre, Marbella, Spain
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
During her life she has participated in numerous group exhibitions, many of which include the above mentioned locations of Tunbridge Wells. She also frequently exhibited at the Pantiles Open Air Exhibiton
CURRENT PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS
Casa de la Cultura Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Benalmadena, Spain
Biblioteca Publica Municipal, Benalmadena, Spain
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
Works held in private collections in Canada, Australia, South Africa, Egypt, New Zealand, Sweden, Finland, Ireland, Holland, Spain, Germany, USA and the UK.
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