Mari Silvester Andriessen (4 December 1897 – 7 December 1979) was a Dutch sculptor, best known for his work memorializing victims of the Holocaust. Born and died in Haarlem, Andriessen is buried at the RK Begraafplaats Sint Adelberts in Bloemendaal, the Netherlands.
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Sculptures
- Cornelis Lely
- Anne Frank, Amsterdam
- Dokwerker, Amsterdam
- Vrijheidsbeeld (means Freedom statue), Vrijheidsdreef, Groenendaal park, Heemstede
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Monument North Sea flood 1953 (Ouwerkerk) -
De Dokwerker (1952) in Amsterdam -
Statue of Queen Wilhelmina, 1952 (Utrecht) -
Mourning widow, war monument in Putten (1948) -
Mary & Jesus (1922) in Aerdenhout -
War monument (Heemstede)
External links
Media related to Mari Andriessen at Wikimedia Commons
- Mari Andriessen at Find a Grave
- Mari Andriessen artworks (paintings, watercolours, drawings), biography, information and signatures
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