Agathe Wegerif-Gravestein

The couple settled in Apeldoorn. There, Wegerif-Gravestein established a batik studio. The studio was successful, producing mostly fabrics for interior decoration. The studio produced designs by Johan Thorn Prikker and Chris Lebeau. Wegerif-Gravestein displayed the studio's work in a variety of international settings including the Exposition Universelle (1900), and the 1915 Panama–Pacific International Exposition. Wegerif-Gravestein died on December 16, 1944 in Laren, Holland. Her work is in the CODA Museum, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, and the Kunstmuseum Den Haag,

The field of work recorded is product design. Places of work recorded in the authority are The Hague, Florence and Apeldoorn. Work by Agathe Wegerif-Gravestein is recorded in the collections of CODA Museum, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, National Museum Paleis het Loo, Kunstmuseum Den Haag and Drents Museum.

• Name — Agathe Wegerif-Gravestein • Birth Name — Agathe Johanna Gravestein • Born — February 24, 1867 • Birthplace — Vlissingen, the Netherlands • Died — December 16, 1944 • Place of death — Laren, North Holland • Movement — Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, Nieuwe Kunst • Illustration — Poster Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, tentoonstelling A. Wegerif-Gravestein

Agathe Wegerif-Gravestein is recorded with the occupation decorative artist. Recorded with the occupation fashion designer. Recorded as painter, textile artist, decorative artist and designer.