Nola Hatterman (1899-1984)
View of Palais de Danse (next to the Kurhaus), Scheveningen
Before or in 1951
Black chalk on paper
Signed: lower right 'Nola Hatterman'
Dimensions: 44 x 58 cm

Condition: 
Top left small paper crease, otherwise in good condition.

Literature: Depicted in Ellen de Vries (ed.), Nola Hatterman, geen kunst zonder kunnen (Waanders Publishers) page 117. 

Provenance:
The Nola Hatterman Estate, inherited by Armand Baag.

Extra information:
Nola Hatterman was a Dutch actress, painter, and designer who connected with progressive Surinamese individuals in the Netherlands during the 1930s, such as Anton de Kom. She made Suriname her home in 1953, dedicating herself to educating the emerging generation of Surinamese artists. Central to Hatterman's body of work was the exploration of Suriname's identity and its people. She wielded art as a tool in the battle against discrimination and colonialism.

Following her passing in 1984, former students established the Nola Hatterman Institute, later renamed The Nola Hatterman Art Academy. As an artist, Nola Hatterman embodies the intertwined (post)colonial heritage of Suriname and the Netherlands, serving as a link between Surinamese and Dutch art history. Notably, her pieces have been acquired by the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Kunstmuseum Den Haag, and added to the permanent collection of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

For further details, visit http://www.nolahatterman.com or refer to the book "Nola Hatterman, geen kunst zonder kunnen," published in 2021 and edited by Ellend de Vries. Please note that only a portion of the Nola Hatterman collection is available online.

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