Nola Hatterman - Waterfront, Paramaribo

Nola Hatterman (1899–1984)

Waterfront, Paramaribo

Watercolour on paper

Signed lower right ‘Nola Hatterman’

12 × 18 cm

Provenance:

Estate of Nola Hatterman, Armand Baag Collection.

Additional information:

Nola Hatterman was a Dutch actress, painter and designer. During the 1930s, she became involved with progressive Surinamese intellectuals in the Netherlands, including Anton de Kom. In 1953, she moved to Suriname to teach a new generation of Surinamese artists.

Identity and Suriname became central themes in Hatterman’s work. She regarded art as a means of challenging discrimination and colonialism. Her work reflects the shared postcolonial heritage of Suriname and the Netherlands and forms an important link between the artistic histories of both countries.

Her work has recently been acquired by the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam and is represented in the permanent collection of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

Further information can be found at www.nolahatterman.com and in Nola Hatterman, Geen kunst zonder kunnen, published in 2021 and edited by Ellen de Vries.

Part of the estate of Nola Hatterman is available on our website. If you are interested in other works by Nola Hatterman, please contact us through the contact form.