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André Verhorst

1889 · Rotterdam – 1977 · 's-Hertogenbosch

Dutch painter and draughtsman

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About the artist - André Verhorst

André Verhorst started as a teacher and took evening classes at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rotterdam. In 1918 he became a teacher at the Royal School in Den Bosch. André Verhorst painted, drew and made watercolours of (children's) portraits and landscapes in an impressionistic style. In addition to being a painter, Verhorst was also a medallist and lithographer. He was a pupil of Huib Luns, among others.

André Verhorst, born in Rotterdam, is inextricably linked to Den Bosch, where he headed the art department of the Royal School for Art, Technology and Crafts from 1922 onwards.

Photo: Fotopersbureau Het Zuiden, collection Erfgoed ’s-Hertogenbosch (nr. 0018889), 30 September 1953. Used with permission.

Black and white photo, André Verhorst (right), during the farewell of municipal secretary Mr. A. van der Marck at the town hall of 's-Hertogenbosch, 1953

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