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Hendrika van der Pek

Hendrika Wilhelmina Jacoba van der Pek, later Hendrika Schaap (9 January 1867 – 23 August 1926), was a Dutch painter. She was educated at the Rijksnormaalschool voor Teekenonderwijzers (National Normal School for Drawing Teachers) and the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten (State Academy of Fine Arts). Her art featured flowers, farmhouses, biblical scenes, historical performances, landscapes, portraits, and still life.

Also recorded as Hendrika Wilhelmina Jacoba van der Pek · Hendrika Wilhelmina Jacoba Schaap · Hendrika Wilhelmina Jacoba Schaap-van der Pek · Mina van der Pek

Hendrika van der Pek

Mevr. H. W. J. Schaap van der Pek, 1913

Photographer(s) unknown: Overvoorde-Gordon, J. (Coauteur) · "Gedenkboek van de tentoonstelling De Vrouw, 1813-1913, Meerhuizen, Amsterdam". z.u.[1913]. Geraadpleegd op Delpher op 28-10-2021 · Public domain

Name
Hendrika van der Pek
Occupation
Painter
Born
9 January 1867
Birthplace
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Died
23 August 1926
Place of death
Ankeveen, Netherlands
Full name
Hendrika Wilhelmina Jacoba van der Pek.
Nationality
Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Teachers
Egbert Schaap and Rudolf Stang.
Languages
Dutch.

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