Paleis soestdijk escher wandelingen in de tijd van Italië naar Baarn. 34, of a picture of Huize Ekeby, without any obvious commentary in the main text. Of a 15 April to 11 June 1984 exhibit at the Stedelijk museum, Sint-Niklaas. Exhibition catalogue, Kasteel Groeneveld, Baarn, 1982Įntirely in Dutch, small format, of 48 pp. Was it any wonder that he was mainly concerned with the beautiful studio, which soon became very dear to him? The red house encompassed the whole family his wife found peace there, the “children” came to stay, and MaurIts himself worked there to his heart's content.Īuthor/s unclear. When this villa was demolished in the fifties, Escher built his own house there, devoted as he was to this beautiful spot. The Eschers found shelter in Ekeby, the spacious housing with extension of the Patijn family on Van Heemstralaan. It was not that quiet either, because during the war he was evicted from his house by the Germans. 5Īfter Rome, Château d'Oex in Switzerland and Brussels, our village may have seemed like a quiet place. Translated: Baarnse Personalities VIII: M.

In Baarnse, ‘Baarnse Persoonlijkheden VIII: M. ‘Huize Ekeby’ is also shown/discussed in: There my active research has ended there does not appear to be any other publication with this pencil drawing and/or commentary. First, I looked in two other publications: Paleis soestdijk escher wandelingen in de tijd van Italië naar Baarn and then Ontmoeting met Escher, below, of which of the latter I noted the new finding in my bibliography notes. As such, I did not recall having seen this before, but upon research I saw that I was indeed familiar with it, but only in passing. Upon recent research in the round (August 2021) of an article on Escher by Elly Witesenburg-Horsman, in Baarnse, ‘Baarnse Personalities, ‘Huize Ekeby’ was mentioned and illustrated. ‘Huize Ekeby’ (House Ekeby, Escher’s one-time residence in Baarn) 10 August 2021. An ad hoc assembly of some of my Escher researches, with latest entries at the top of the page

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