Life and Work of Jaap Schreurs (1913-1983) Painter and father |
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5.2 Life and work in Utrecht with the family, continued |
In addition to other work, women figures in various angles and interpretations emerged as a theme during this period, as well as threats and death.
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Standing woman Ballpoint on paper ± 1962 |
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Woman with hand around head 5x12 cm ink on paper 1960 |
Standing naked woman Gouache 1955 |
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Sitting naked woman acrylyc on board 61x71cm 1964 |
Standing shy woman ink op paper 5x12cm 1960 |
Two women ink on scrap paper 11x19 cm 1964 |
Naked woman sitting ink on paper 1955 |
From then on, Jaap worked with acrylic paint on hardboard. To this end, he drew the desired dimensions in advance on the large hardboard, while Paula steadied the swaying board while he was sawing.
Funeral procession 100x100cm acrylyc on board 1963 |
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Head India ink on paper 1964 |
Meanwhile, Jaap experienced both highly emotional ups and bitter downs in his relationship with Eva, which eventually resulted in their divorce. Because of the children and the continuity of the boarding house (he prepared the meals), Jaap continued to live in a department of his own until Nelleke and Paula left home after secondary school and moved into rooms.
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Eva and Jaap 1960 |
1951-1965 |
life and work in Utrecht with the family |
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1965-1978 |
a second marriage |
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access to all periods |
by Nelleke and Paula |
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