| Note: | Signed "Wil Bouthoorn" and '95 in pencil in the lower right. Housed in a fine frame. Immediately after the Second World War The Hague artists came up with their own renewal in painting in addition to the experimental Cobra movement. In 1949 came the first Posthoorn-group, named after the bodega and art gallery named De Posthoorn.[1] The group disbanded in 1962. Bouthoorn was an member from the Posthoorn-group together with Johan van den Berg (born 1939), Jos van den Berg (1905 - 1978), Theo Bitter (1916?1994), Karel Bleijenberg (1913 - 1981), Kees van Bohemen (1928 - 1985), Carolien Boudijn, Am?lie de Bourbon (born 1936), Dirk Bus (1907?1978), Jan Cremer (born 1940), Gerard Fieret (1924 - 2009), Lotti van der Gaag (1923 -2000), Willem Hussem (1900 - 1974), Nol Kroes (1918 - 1976), Joop Kropff (1892 - 1979), Paul Kromjong (1903 - 1973), George Lampe (1921 - 1982), Hans van der Lek (1936 - 2001), Will Leewens (1923 - 1986), Ber Mengels (1921 - 1995), Theo van der Nahmer (1917 - 1989), Jaap Nanninga (1904 - 1962), Jan Olyslager (1926 - 2010), Thijs Overmans (born 1928), Jan Ro?de (1914 - 2007), Marianne de Ruiter (1919 - 1990), Willem Schrofer (1898 - 1968), Wim Sinemus (1903 - 1987), Ferry Slebe (1907 - 1994), Arnold Smith (1905 - 1995), Meike Sund (born 1923), Gerard Verdijk (1934 - 2005), Aat Verhoog (born 1933), Joop Vreugdenhil (1904 - 1969), Karel Wiggers (1916 - 1989), Frans de Wit (1901 - 1981), Aart van den IJssel (1922 - 1983). |
