Painting and Sculpture

Albert Muis

Albert Muis (22 October 1914 – 24 September 1988) is a Dutch artist, wall painter, watercolourist, manufacturer of gouaches, painter, and draftsman from the Netherlands known for his contributions to drawing and painting in the 20th century. His works includes Frescos Acardia (1952), Waterflow (1955), Theseus and Ariadne's thread (1958), and Narcissus (1958). His art works are known to be Avant-garde. Born in Baarn, Netherlands, to a Christian family, Muis childhood was influenced by his father's encouragements as well as travels to different lands especially Italy and France. He was influenced by the paintings of Jules Breton and Giotto.

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• ▸Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts
• ▸Christ Reformed Episcopal Church (Chicago)
• ▸A Quiet Monastery

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