Dunes

Dunes 
Bronze and wood, Size ; wide17 cm. Long 30 cm. Tall 14 cm.

Wooden Necklaces

 

Necklaces

Monsters

Paper shapes

Paper shapes

Lamps

Lamps

 

                                  Table lamp By Louis Kalff for Philips 1950s

   Accordion lamp by Hala Zeist 1950s 

                                             Yellow desk lamp mid century

                                              Double wall lamp Dutch 50/60's   

      Floor lamp Grasshopper Probably designed by J.J.M.Hoogervorst

                             for Anvia 50/60s               

                            Table lamp by Ernest Igl for Hillebrand, Germany 1950

                                    Lamp by H. Busquet for Hala Zeist 1950s

                   Duett pendant designed by Bent Gantzel-Boysen for Ikea 1970’s

                          Mid century accordion or scissor lamp, Scandinavian

                           

                      Pinocchio Desk lamp by H. Busquet for Hala Zeist 1950s

                     Ceiling lamp Scandinavian teak wood and glass 1950's

               French tole floral 5 armed chandelier mid century

            Folding arm lamp Dutch design designed by J.J.M. Hoogervorst for Anvia 50/60's

            Ph5 ceiling lamp by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen, Denmark 1960’s

           Production of the Akari Light Sculptures, Isamu Noguchi, 1951                                      

Innocent puddles

Innocent puddles

Bear in the botanical garden

Bear in the botanical garden

illustration

illustration

Wearing my necklace

wearing my necklace 

Cakes

Cakes

Minerales

Minerales  

Wooden necklaces

Wooden necklaces

Amsterdam School

The Amsterdam School was a movement in architecture that originated in Amsterdam, Netherlands, from 1910 to 1930. It was part of the international Expressionist architecture movement, and is sometimes linked to German Brick Expressionism.

The Amsterdam School is characterized by its use of brick, often in intricate patterns, as well as its expressive forms and decorative details. Buildings in the Amsterdam School style often have rounded or undulating facades, towers, and ornamental spires. They are also often decorated with sculptures and other forms of art.

The Amsterdam School was influenced by a variety of sources, including Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and the work of Dutch architect Hendrik Berlage. was also influenced by the socialist ideals of the time, and many Amsterdam School buildings were designed as working-class housing estates.

Scheepvaarthuis

               Old jullery school Postjesweg 1 

                                                                            Rivierenbuurt 

Scheepvaarthuis