Janet Wasserman – Han van Meegeren and his book TEEKENINGEN I
My interest in Han van Meegeren (1889-1947) stemmed from his drawing of the Dutch pianist Theo van der Pas [...]
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Brian Desborough – Did British Intelligence Orchestrate Princess Diana’s Death?
The sudden death of a loved one invariably creates a state of shock and profound loss among close relatives [...]
Cor Hendriks – Prins Bernhard en Rex Deus
Enige weken geleden vond ik op de Boekenzolder het boek van Tim Wallace-Murphy over de Vrijmetselaars [...]
Joost Smiers – COPYRIGHTS: A CHOICE OF NO CHOICE FOR ARTISTS AND THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES; THE PUBLIC DOMAIN IS LOOSING ANYWAY
Rob Scholte – © COPYRIGHTS: A CHOICE OF NO CHOICE FOR ARTISTS AND THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES; THE PUBLIC DOMAIN [...]
Oscar van Gelderen – The Malcolm McLaren of the Dutch punk movement | On Hugo Kaagman: Stencil King (seventies)
Hugo Kaagman is a true stencil pioneer, probably the first stencil artist in Europe (in the text below he [...]
Oscar van Gelderen – From Waterloo Square to Waterloo Station (thanks to Banksy) | On Hugo Kaagman: Stencil King (zeros)
Hugo Kaagman is a true stencil pioneer, probably the first stencil artist in Europe (in the text below he [...]
Frank Goovaerts – Sur l’itinéraire d’Erich Wichman (1890-1929)
Un isolé anarchisant de la “Révolution conservatrice” néerlandaise La gauche et la droite ne se [...]
Eileen Kinsella – New Copyright Law Threatens to Put Artists Like Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons in Jail
Have you been following the increasingly alarming changes to copyright provisions? Europe seems to be leading [...]
Joost Smiers – The abolition of copyrights: better for artists, third world countries and the public domain
We would wish that artists would get a fair remuneration for their work. Usually we think that copyrights are [...]
Janet Wasserman – Han van Meegeren and his portraits of Theo van der Pas and Jopie Breemer (1)
“De wereld zou beter zijn als alle mensen hun eigen ritme verstonden en het in harmonie konden brengen met [...]
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