Nola Hatterman - Head of a Woman

Nola Hatterman (1899-1984)

Head of a Woman

Linocut

Edition of approximately 5

21 x 14 cm

In passe-partout

Provenance:

Estate of Nola Hatterman, Armand Baag Collection.

Additional information:

Nola Hatterman was a Dutch actress, painter and designer who came into contact with progressive Surinamese figures in the Netherlands in the 1930s, including Anton de Kom. In 1953 she settled in Suriname to teach a new generation of Surinamese artists. The identity of Suriname and its people is central to Hatterman’s work. She regarded art as a weapon in the struggle against discrimination and colonialism. After her death in 1984, former students founded the Nola Hatterman Institute, later renamed the Nola Hatterman Art Academy.

As an artist, Nola Hatterman embodies the shared postcolonial heritage of Suriname and the Netherlands and forms a key link between Surinamese and Dutch art history.

Her works have recently been acquired by the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Centraal Museum Utrecht, Kunstmuseum Den Haag and Museum Arnhem and are, among other places, included in the permanent display of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

More information can be found at http://www.nolahatterman.com and in the book Nola Hatterman, Geen kunst zonder kunnen, 2021, edited by Ellen de Vries.

Part of the Armand Baag Collection is presented on this website. If you are interested in other works by Nola Hatterman, please get in touch via the contact form.