Marie Henriëtte Heineken (8 June 1844 – 1 March 1930) was a Dutch painter mainly known for flower still lifes.[4][1] Her paintings are characterised as impressionist.[4]
Marie Heineken was born on 8 June 1844 on the Korte Prinsengracht in Amsterdam.[1] She was a cousin of the founder of Heineken[5] During a holiday when she was still a child, she met a painter, and became fascinated with painting.[1] Her earliest work dates from 1859,[2] and she would remain an active painter for the rest of her life.[6]
At the age of 24, she enlisted at the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten and was taught by August Allebé.[1] She was later taught by Petrus Franciscus Greive.[1] Heineken painted with watercolour and pastel. The emphasis was on flower still lifes, however she has also painted landscapes, cityscapes and portraits. For most of her life, she was active in Amsterdam except for 1891 to 1897 when she lived in Nieuwer-Amstel.[2] She was a member of Arti et Amicitiae,[7] and Sint Lucas [nl].[3] From 1883 onwards, she had several exhibitions in Amsterdam. A part of her work is on display at the Amsterdam Museum.[1] Heineken was a personal friend of Betsy Repelius. When Repelius died in 1921, she left her studio and all equipment to Heineken.[8]
Heineken died on 1 May 1930 at the age of 85 in Amsterdam.[2] In 1994, the Marie Heinekenplein was named after her.[1] The naming is slightly controversial, because the square is located on the former Heineken brewery. Streets are not allowed to be named after living people or companies, and therefore, some people suggest that her name was used as a reference to the former brewery.[9][5]
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^ abcdefgh"Een lieve bloemenschilderes". Het Parool via Delpher (in Dutch). 24 September 1994. Retrieved 14 May 2021.
^ abcd"Heineken, Marie H." Netherlands Institute for Art History. Retrieved 14 May 2021.
^ ab"Marie Heineken". De Standaard via Delpher (in Dutch). 5 May 1930. Retrieved 14 May 2021.
^ abc"Marie Heineken". Hein Klaver (in Dutch). Retrieved 14 May 2021.
^ ab"Wandelroutes door de stad: De Pijp door de eeuwen heen". I Amsterdam (in Dutch). Retrieved 14 May 2021.
^"Crematie Marie Heineken". Algemeen Dagblad via Delper (in Dutch). 6 March 1930. Retrieved 14 May 2021.
^"Teeken-, schilder-, plaatsnijkunst, enz. Gezelligheid". Dietsche Warande (in Dutch). 1887–1888. p. 423. Retrieved 14 May 2021.
^"Repelius, Johanna Elisabeth (1848–1921)". Digitaal Vrouwenlexicon van Nederland (in Dutch). Retrieved 14 May 2021.
^Esther Gerritsen. "Hoeveel mensen zijn straatnamen en standbeelden waard?". de Volkskrant (in Dutch). Retrieved 14 May 2021.
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marie, heineken, marie, henriëtte, heineken, june, 1844, march, 1930, dutch, painter, mainly, known, flower, still, lifes, paintings, characterised, impressionist, self, portrait, 1930, bornmarie, henriëtte, heineken, 1844, june, 1844, amsterdam, netherlandsdi. Marie Henriette Heineken 8 June 1844 1 March 1930 was a Dutch painter mainly known for flower still lifes 4 1 Her paintings are characterised as impressionist 4 Marie HeinekenSelf portrait of Marie Heineken 1930 BornMarie Henriette Heineken 1 1844 06 08 8 June 1844 2 Amsterdam NetherlandsDied1 March 1930 1930 03 01 aged 85 Amsterdam Netherlands 3 Nationality legal DutchKnown forPaintingMovementImpressionism 4 Biography edit nbsp The southern outskirts of Amsterdam Marie Heineken was born on 8 June 1844 on the Korte Prinsengracht in Amsterdam 1 She was a cousin of the founder of Heineken 5 During a holiday when she was still a child she met a painter and became fascinated with painting 1 Her earliest work dates from 1859 2 and she would remain an active painter for the rest of her life 6 At the age of 24 she enlisted at the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten and was taught by August Allebe 1 She was later taught by Petrus Franciscus Greive 1 Heineken painted with watercolour and pastel The emphasis was on flower still lifes however she has also painted landscapes cityscapes and portraits For most of her life she was active in Amsterdam except for 1891 to 1897 when she lived in Nieuwer Amstel 2 She was a member of Arti et Amicitiae 7 and Sint Lucas nl 3 From 1883 onwards she had several exhibitions in Amsterdam A part of her work is on display at the Amsterdam Museum 1 Heineken was a personal friend of Betsy Repelius When Repelius died in 1921 she left her studio and all equipment to Heineken 8 Heineken died on 1 May 1930 at the age of 85 in Amsterdam 2 In 1994 the Marie Heinekenplein was named after her 1 The naming is slightly controversial because the square is located on the former Heineken brewery Streets are not allowed to be named after living people or companies and therefore some people suggest that her name was used as a reference to the former brewery 9 5 References edit a b c d e f g h Een lieve bloemenschilderes Het Parool via Delpher in Dutch 24 September 1994 Retrieved 14 May 2021 a b c d Heineken Marie H Netherlands Institute for Art History Retrieved 14 May 2021 a b Marie Heineken De Standaard via Delpher in Dutch 5 May 1930 Retrieved 14 May 2021 a b c Marie Heineken Hein Klaver in Dutch Retrieved 14 May 2021 a b Wandelroutes door de stad De Pijp door de eeuwen heen I Amsterdam in Dutch Retrieved 14 May 2021 Crematie Marie Heineken Algemeen Dagblad via Delper in Dutch 6 March 1930 Retrieved 14 May 2021 Teeken schilder plaatsnijkunst enz Gezelligheid Dietsche Warande in Dutch 1887 1888 p 423 Retrieved 14 May 2021 Repelius Johanna Elisabeth 1848 1921 Digitaal Vrouwenlexicon van Nederland in Dutch Retrieved 14 May 2021 Esther Gerritsen Hoeveel mensen zijn straatnamen en standbeelden waard de Volkskrant in Dutch Retrieved 14 May 2021 External links edit nbsp Media related to Marie Heineken at Wikimedia Commons Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Marie Heineken amp oldid 1218040562, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
