MARIE TAK VAN POORTVLIET MUSEUM DOMBURG

March 6 – July 18, 2021 (subject to change)

A whirling photo presentation with work from Danny Bastiaanse, Christiaan Bonebakker, Eric-Jan Broedelet, Joachim Hofmann-Göttig, Jos Hugense Sr., Jos Hugense Jr., Jan de Jonge, Wout Kole, Cees Maas, Peter Jan Margry, Vincent Mentzel, Ko Jan Provoost, Renée Roukema and Piet van Sluijs.

A choice of Vincent Mentzel and Francisca van Vloten

About 150 photos from 14 passionate photographers. From quiet moments and busy activities, from secluded places and panoramic views, from residents of Domburg and bathing guests, from sea and land, Manteling and village – and from tiny to large.

That the Dutch Jo Koster and the German Dora Stetter both have been connected to a variety of European Artists’ Colonies, is clearly expressed in their work. In a beautiful survey of – inter alia – in Domburg, Staphorst, Heeze, Knokke en Ahrenshoop created paintings and graphic works, the similarities and differences between them are shown. With Jo Koster’s work as a guideline, the Summer Exhibition 2021 of the MTVP Museum Domburg follows the development of two female artists, who started traditionally but then unfolded their talents, one particularly in the French neo-impressionist and the other one mainly in the German expressionist sense. Stiffly persevering and stoutly digesting, or: their path was stiff, but the women were stout!