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willem marius gerard ten hacken

1892 - 1960

Quick Facts

  • Works on APS: 1
  • Died: 1960
  • Art period: Modern
  • Nationality: Netherlands
  • Lifespan: 68 years
  • Born: 1892, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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  • Top-ranked work: World War II Dutch De Porceleyne Fles fallen heroes plate
  • Top 3 works: World War II Dutch De Porceleyne Fles fallen heroes plate
  • Also known as: wmg ten hacken
  • Museums on APS:
    • University of Pretoria Museums
    • University of Pretoria Museums
    • University of Pretoria Museums
    • University of Pretoria Museums
    • University of Pretoria Museums
  • Copyright status: Under copyright

Art Quiz

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Question 1:
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What role did Athanasei Scheloumoff fulfill during World War I?
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a dutch artist's journey through time and ceramics

willem marius gerard ten hacken, known as wmg ten hacken, was a dutch artist born in amsterdam in 1892 and died in 1960. he was a painter and ceramist, known for his plates depicting historical events.

early life and artistic pursuits

ten hacken's artistic journey began in the early 20th century, a time of great cultural and artistic transformation in the netherlands. as a young artist, he was drawn to both painting and ceramics, eventually specializing in the latter. his work is characterized by its unique blend of traditional dutch motifs and modern ceramic techniques.

notable works

museums and collections

ten hacken's work can be found in various museums and private collections, including:

legacy and influence

willem marius gerard ten hacken's legacy extends beyond his own body of work, influencing generations of ceramic artists in the netherlands. his plates continue to captivate audiences with their historical significance and artistic merit.

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