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The Low Countries. Jaargang 3
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The Low Countries. Jaargang 3

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The Low Countries. Jaargang 3. Stichting Ons Erfdeel, Rekkem 1995-1996

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Publication

 

This third yearbook is published by the Flemish-Netherlands Foundation ‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’, with the support of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (Rijswijk) and the Flemish Ministry of Culture (Brussels). The Foundation ‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’ also publishes the Dutch-language periodical Ons Erfdeel and the French-language periodical Septentrion, revue de culture néerlandaise, the bilingual yearbook De Franse Nederlanden - Les Pays-Bas Français and a series of books in different languages covering various aspects of the culture of the Low Countries.

 

The Board of Directors of ‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’

 

President: Raf Renard

 

Vice-President: Philip Houben

 

Managing Director: Jozef Deleu

 

Directors: Herman Balthazar / H.W.J. Bosman / Jan Bosselaers / Hendrik Brugmans / Annemarie Deleu-Deblaere / Jan Desmyter / Vaast Leysen / C. Maeyaert-Cambien / C. Reedijk / Adriaan van der Staay / Adriaan Verhulst

 

Address of the Editorial Board and the Administration

 

‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’, Murissonstraat 260, 8931 Rekkem, Flanders, Belgium

tel. +32 56 41 12 01

fax +32 56 41 47 07

e-mail erfdeel@pophost.eunet.be

 

Head of Administration: Bernard Viaene Administrative Secretaries: Hans Verhaeghe and Johan Feys

 

Aims

 

With The Low Countries the editors and publisher aim to present to the English-speaking world the culture and society of the Dutch-speaking area which embraces both the Kingdom of the Netherlands and also Flanders, the northern part of the Kingdom of Belgium.

 

The articles in this yearbook survey the living, contemporary culture of the Low Countries as well as their cultural heritage. In its words and pictures The Low Countries provides information about literature and the arts, but also about broad social and historical developments in Flanders and the Netherlands.

 

The culture of Flanders and the Netherlands is not an isolated phenomenon; its development over the centuries has been one of continuous interaction with the outside world. In consequence the yearbook also pays due attention to the centuries-old continuing cultural interplay between the Low Countries and the world beyond their borders.

 

By drawing attention to the diversity, vitality and international dimension of the culture of Flanders and the Netherlands, The Low Countries hopes to contribute to a lively dialogue between differing cultures.

 

issn 0779-5815

 

isbn 90-70831-69-4

 

nugi 601

 

Copyright © 1995 ‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’

 

Printed by Die Keure, Bruges, Flanders, Belgium

 

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the prior permission of the copyright holder.


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The Low Countries

Next page: Louis Artan, The Sea at Blankenberge (detail). 1871. Canvas, 83.5 × 122.3 cm. Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Ghent (Photo by H. Maertens).

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The Low Countries

Arts and Society in Flanders and the Netherlands

A Yearbook


 

1995-96

Published by the

Flemish-Netherlands Foundation ‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’


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Editorial Board

 

Chief Editor: Jozef Deleu

 

Deputy Editors: Frits Niessen, Reinier Salverda

 

Secretary: Filip Matthijs

 

Members: Dirk van Assche, Anton Korteweg, Hans Vanacker

 

Design and Picture Editor: Kees Nieuwenhuijzen

 

Advisory Committee

 

Fred G.H. Bachrach, Twickenham, United Kingdom

E.M. Beekman, Amherst, ma, usa

André Brink, Cape Town, South Africa

James Brockway, The Hague, The Netherlands

Christopher Brown, London, United Kingdom

Patricia Carson, Ghent, Belgium

Jan Deloof, Zwevegem, Belgium

Theo D'haen, Leiden, The Netherlands

Bruce C. Donaldson, Melbourne, Australia

Amy Golahny, Williamsport, pa, usa

Jaap Harskamp, London, United Kingdom

Adrian van den Hoven, Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Jonathan Israel, London, United Kingdom

E.H. Kossmann, Groningen, The Netherlands

André Lefevere, Austin, tx, usa

Frank Ligtvoet, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Hans van Marle, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Martin Mooij, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Arnold J. Pomerans, Colchester, United Kingdom

Ethel Portnoy, The Hague, The Netherlands

Paul R. Sellin, Los Angeles, ca, usa

William Z. Shetter, Bloomington, in, usa

Johan P. Snapper, Berkeley, ca, usa

Kees Snoek, Auckland, New Zealand

Paul Vincent, London, United Kingdom

Leo Vroman, Brooklyn, ny, usa

John Willemse, Pretoria, South Africa

Michael J. Wintle, Hull, United Kingdom

Manfred Wolf, San Francisco, ca, usa


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Contents


10 Joke Linders
  The Richness of Imagination Children's Books in the Netherlands
 
21 Ludo Abicht
  The Jerusalem of the West Jews and Goyim in Antwerp
 
27 Joop Th.J. van den Berg
  From ‘Red and Black’ to ‘Red and Blue’ Twenty-Five Years of Dutch Politics
 
39 Frans Bosman and Kurt van Es
  Dutch Highest Drugs and Drugs Policy in the Netherlands
 
46 Pascal Lefèvre
  Fifty Years of Bob and Bobette
 
53 Wim de Poorter
  In Motion Animated Film in Flanders
 
62 Jaap Goedegebuure
  Marc Mulders, Heir to Tradition
 
68 Anton Korteweg and Frits Niessen
  Hardy Perennials of Dutch and Flemish Poetry
  Poems by Karel van de Woestijne, P.C. Boutens, J.H. Leopold, Richard Minne, Paul van Ostaijen, Willem Elsschot, H. Marsman, Martinus Nijhoff, P.N. van Eyck, J.C. Bloem, Jan van Nijlen, M. Vasalis, Leo Vroman, Jan Hanlo and Lucebert
 
76 Jan Berkouwer
  Jan Tinbergen, Economist and Visionary

 


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82 Kees Snoek
  The Delicacy of a Rain Forest About the Poetry of Leo Vroman
  Seven Poems by Leo Vroman
 
91 Leo Vroman
  Resting on Doubt
 
96 Eric Bracke
  Domestic Bliss and Excruciating Pain The Life and Art of Rik Wouters
 
105 Erwin Jans and Geert Opsomer
  Crossing the Borders Contemporary Theatre in the Low Countries
 
117 Paul Demets
  A General of Beauty The Work of Jan Fabre
 
126 Ine Rietstap
  Step by Step The Story of the Nederlands Dans Theater
 
133 Johan Kolsteeg
  The Melody Makers Contemporary Music in the Netherlands
 
138 Jan Rubinstein
  Forward into a New Era The Story of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
 
143 Hugo Brems
  ‘Good and Bad Have Been Reduced to the Same Thing’ The Poetry of Charles Ducal
  Four Poems by Charles Ducal
 
148 Geert Bekaert
  Bob van Reeth and the Demands of Architecture
 
153 C.L. Temminck Groll
  Dutch Colonial Architecture and Town Planning History, Preservation and Present Use
 
163 Eddy Stols
  Flemish and Dutch Brazil The Story of a Missed Opportunity
 
172 S. Groenveld
  The Seventeenth-Century Anglo-Dutch Wars: Economic or Political Issues?
 
190 Christopher White
  Through Foreign Eyes Painters from the Low Countries in Seventeenth-Century England

 


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198 Fred G.H. Bachrach
  Turner's Holland Reflections after a Pioneering Exhibition in London
 
208 Jos Borré
  Looking for the Other Self The Work of Kristien Hemmerechts
  Extract from ‘Back’ by Kristien Hemmerechts
 
217 A.L. Sötemann
  Margriet de Moor's Defeat of Loneliness
  Extract from ‘Chosen Landscape’ by Margriet de Moor
 
225 Jan Kerkhofs
  Between Christendom and Christianity The Church in Flanders
 
233 Herman Pleij
  Reynard the Fox The Triumph of the Individual in a Beast Epic
  Extract from ‘Reynard the Fox’
 
240 Maurits Smeyers
  Flemish Miniatures for England
 
251 Dan Roodt
  The Poet in the Mixer The Work of Breyten Breytenbach
  Two Poems by Breyten Breytenbach
 
258 Herwig Todts
  Piecing the Scraps Together Roel D'Haese and his Sculptures
 
264 chronicle Table of Contents

 


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Contents


Architecture
 
266 Marina de Vries
A Brightly Coloured Ocean Liner The New Groninger Museum
 
267 Fons Asselbergs
Kattenbroek, a Provocative Housing Development
 
268 Jean van Cleven
The Gothic Revival in Britain and Belgium
 
Cultural Policy
 
270 Huib Dejonghe
Brussels Calling Live from Flanders
 
271 Filip Matthijs
Seventy-Five Years of Dutch Studies in London
 
272 Rob Berends
From Civil Servant to Entrepreneur The Privatisation of National Museums in the Netherlands
 
Film and Theatre
 
274 Katie Verstockt
Wim Vandekeybus and the Answer of Body Language
 
275 Jos Nijhof
Fifty Years of Shakespeare in Diever
 
276 Marc Ruyters
Dominique Deruddere, a Flemish Anglophile
 
278 Gerdin Linthorst
A Fresh Look at Old Material The Netherlands Film Museum
 
History
 
279 Sabine Vanacker
Women of the Golden Age
 
281 Filip Matthijs
The Anglo-Dutch Connection in Prints and Drawings
 
282 Henk van Nierop
The Dutch Republic
 
Language
 
283 Jo Lernout
Multilingual Speech Technology from West Flanders
 
284 Reinier Salverda
Frisian Language and Culture Today

 


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Literature
 
286 Yann Lovelock
Total Writing An Anthology of New Flemish Fiction
 
287 Jeroen Vullings
Against the Natural Order of Things The Novels of Renate Dorrestein
 
288 Manfred Wolf
‘The Rustling of Clothes’ The Poetry of Eddy van Vliet
 
289 James Brockway
Translator or Actor?
 
291 Leen van Dijck
A Paper Memory The Archive and Museum of Flemish Culture
 
Music
 
292 Lisa Jardine
‘Bitten by the Bug’ Peter Greenaway Goes Opera
 
293 Hendrik Willaert
The Splendour of Flemish Polyphony
 
294 Kees Polling
The More Breuker, the Better
 
Science
 
296 Hans Vanacker
From Looms to cds The Museum for Industrial Archaeology and Textiles in Ghent
 
296 Govert Schilling
The Solar System in the Living-Room The Eise Eisinga Planetarium
 
297 Franz Bingen
Jean Bourgain and the Fields Medal
 
Society
 
298 Paul van Velthoven
Floods The Netherlands Attacked from Behind
 
299 Charles Ford
Blacks in the Dutch World
 
301 Joris Duytschaever
Belgium and the Outsider's Perspective
 
302 Tanneke de Groot
The ‘Pasar Malam Besar’ The Largest Indo-European Festival in the World
 
Visual Arts
 
303 Eric Bracke
Poetry in Furniture Design The Work of Emiel Veranneman
 
305 Marc van Vaeck
‘Who Described the Art of Painting in so Edifying and Instructive a Manner’
 
306 Paul Depondt
Sanctuaries for New Art De Appel and Witte de With
 
307 Jef Lambrecht
A Rehabilitation of Belgian Art
 
309 Christiane Hertel
What I Like about Vermeer
 
●  
 
311 Bibliography of Dutch-Language Publications translated into English (traced in 1994)
 
318 Contributors
 
320 Translators

 


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Prices for the yearbook 1995-96


Australia as 108
Belgium bf 1,500
Canada cs 97
The Netherlands fl 85
New Zealand nz$ 140
Republic of Ireland ir£ 50
South Africa r 250
United Kingdom £ 50
usa $ 76

 

Other Countries, the equivalent of fl 140 / bf 2,500

 

All prices inclusive of shipping and bank costs

Address of the Administration

 

‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’, Murissonstraat 260, 8931 Rekkem, Flanders, Belgium

tel. +32 56 41 12 01

fax +32 56 41 47 07

e-mail erfdeel@pophost.eunet.be


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