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The Low Countries. Jaargang 6 (1998-1999)

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Publication

 

This sixth yearbook is published by the Flemish-Netherlands Foundation ‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’, with the support of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (Zoetermeer) 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. Arts, lettres et culture de Flandre et des Pays-Bas, the bilingual yearbook De Franse Nederlanden - Les Pays-Bas Français and a series of books in several languages covering various aspects of the culture of the Low Countries.

 

The Board of Directors of ‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’

 

President: Philip Houben

 

Managing Director: Jozef Deleu

 

Directors: Herman Balthazar / Hans Bosman / Jan Bosselaers / Annemarie Deleu-Deblaere / Jan Desmyter / Vaast Leysen / Cecile Maeyaert-Cambien / Adriaan van der Staay / Adriaan Verhulst

 

Honorary President: Raf Renard

 

Address of the Editorial Board and the Administration

 

‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’, Murissonstraat 260, 8930 Rekkem, Flanders, Belgium

tel. +32 56 41 12 01

fax +32 56 41 47 07

e-mail erfdeel@pophost.eunet.be

url http://www.onserfdeel.be

 

Head of Administration: Bernard Viaene

Administrative Secretaries: Stephanie Debaene / Candide Samain / Hans Verhaeghe

 

Aims

 

With The Low Countries the editors and publisher aim to present to the English-speaking world the culture and society of the Dutchspeaking 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 90-75862-28-8

nugi 601

 

Copyright © 1998 ‘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: Jean Baptiste Davelooze, Landscape with Cows (detail). 1843. Canvas, 61 × 81.5 cm. Groeningemuseum, Bruges (Photo by Hugo Maertens).


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[pagina 3]


 


[pagina 5]

THE LOW COUNTRIES

Arts and Society in Flanders and the Netherlands

A Yearbook


 

1998-99

Published by the

Flemish-Netherlands Foundation ‘Stichting Ons Erfdeel’


[pagina 6]

Editorial Board

 

Chief Editor: Jozef Deleu

 

Deputy Editors: Luc Devoldere, 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, Oxford, United Kingdom
Bram Buijze, Ottawa, Canada
Patricia Carson, Ghent, Belgium
Jan Deloof, Zwevegem, Belgium
Theo D'haen, Leiden, The Netherlands
Bruce C. Donaldson, Melbourne, Australia
Charles Ford, London, United Kingdom
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
Frank Ligtvoet, New York, ny, usa
Hans van Marle, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Martin Mooij, Capelle a / d IJssel, 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, Strasbourg, France
Paul Vincent, London, United Kingdom
Leo Vroman, Fort Worth, tx, usa
Rudi Wester, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
John Willemse, Pretoria, South Africa
Michael J. Wintle, Hull, United Kingdom
Manfred Wolf, San Francisco, ca, usa
Joanna Woodall, London, United Kingdom

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Contents


12 Christopher Brown
A Naturally Gifted Painter The Work of Anthony van Dyck
 
24 Tineke Reijnders
As Mysterious as Running Water The Work of Marijke van Warmerdam
 
30 Frank Vandenbroucke
Belgian Welfare Reform
 
35 Jan Berkouwer
Myth and Reality of the Polder Model
 
45 Hans Ibelings
The Rembrandt of Dutch Architecture The Work of Hendrik Petrus Berlage
 
52 Lori van Biervliet
‘Dear Old Bruges’ The English Colony in Bruges in the Nineteenth Century
 
60 Anne Powell
‘A whole sweet countryside amuck with murder’ War Poetry and the Flemish Frontline
Six War Poems by Hugo Claus, John McCrae, Thomas Ernest Hulme, Julian Grenfell, Herbert Read and Edmund Blunden
 
73 Emmanuel Gerard
From Hereditary Authority to Individual Charisma The Monarchy in Belgium
 
84 Harry van Wijnen
All Quiet on the Royal Front 150 Years of Continuous Monarchy in the Netherlands
 
91 Marie Christine van der Sman
The Hague, a Royal City

 


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103 Paul Vincent
A Forgotten Classic The Work of Louis Couperus in English
‘The Binoculars’ by Louis Couperus
 
112 Paul van Velthoven
The Hague, a Divided City
 
117 Juleke van Lindert
‘Nature itself on the canvas’ The Painters of the Hague School
 
126 Frits Niessen
Nine City Poems by Hanny Michaelis, Georgine Sanders, Hugo Claus, Richard Minne, J.A. Deelder, Anton Korteweg, Adriaan de Roover, Hans van de Waarsenburg and Willem M. Roggeman
 
130 Jan Fontijn
The American Adventure of Frederik van Eeden
Extract from ‘Happy Humanity’ by Frederik van Eeden
 
141 Hilde Eynikel
Rebel with a Cause Father Damien on Molokai
 
149 Jan Papy
Learned, Wise and Good Justus Lipsius: Portrait of a Humanist Scholar
 
155 Paul Depondt
The Pain Catcher Thierry de Cordier, Thinker, Artist and Humble Earthworm
 
161 Wout Jac. van Bekkum
The Jews in the Netherlands
 
170 Daan Cartens
A Traveller through Time The Work of Marcel Möring
Extract from ‘In Babylon’ by Marcel Möring
 
178 Anne Marie Musschoot
The Courage of the Critical Intellect The Work of Stefan Hertmans
‘A Bigger Head’ and Two Poems by Stefan Hertmans
 
187 Cyrille Offermans
The Heart that Skips a Beat Charlotte Mutsaers' Poetic Prose
Extract from ‘Rachel's Skirt’ by Charlotte Mutsaers
 
195 Ken Gladdish
Dutch Intellectual Hospitality
 
200 Luc Huyse
Chronicle of a Crisis Foretold The Judicial System in Belgium

 


[pagina 9]


207 Pierre H. Dubois
Elisabeth Eybers, a Monumental Poet
Five Poems by Elisabeth Eybers
 
212 Michael Palmer
Léon Spilliaert, a Troubled and Troubling Painter
 
220 Dirk van Dalen
A Mystic and Mathematical Revolutionary L.E.J. Brouwer's Role in Topology and Intuitionism
 
226 Ludo Bekkers
The Sculptor as Craftsman The Work of Rik Poot
 
232 Jane Fenoulhet
Against the Status Quo Louis Paul Boon in a Wider Literary Context
Extract from ‘Chapel Road’ by Louis Paul Boon
 
238 Manfred Wolf
The Extraordinary Uses of the Ordinary The Poetry of Judith Herzberg
Six Poems by Judith Herzberg
 
245 Marita de Sterck
Flemish Giants The Steep Climb of Juvenile Literature in Flanders
 
255 Gerdin Linthorst
The Tradition of the Lonely Wandering Eye The Films of Johan van der Keuken
 
264 Jan Rubinstein
‘Simply a question of notes’ Jan van Vlijmen: From Director / Composer to Composer

 

Chronicle

 

Architecture


268 Hans Ibelings
Puzzling Architecture The Spectacular Work of MVRDV

 

Cultural Policy


270 Michael P. Olson
An International Treasure The Dutch and Flemish Library Collections at Harvard University

 

Film and Theatre


271 Fred Six
Blauwe Maandag's Great Shakespearian Adventure
 
273 Steven Heene
The Sacrifice is Never Too Small Jan Decleir, Actor and Director
 
275 Ton Gloudemans
Animated and Kicking The Netherlands Institute for Animated Film

 


[pagina 10]

History


276 Sabine Vanacker
The Arctic Adventures of Olivier Brunel
 
278 Johan Verberckmoes
The Peace of Münster
 
279 Jacques Ryckebosch
Talbot House in Pops
 
280 Gie van den Berghe
Victims and Survivors The Nazi Persecution of Dutch Jews
 
282 Edward van Voolen
The Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam
 
283 Dirk van Assche
Tropical Tervuren The Royal Museum of Central Africa
 
285 Filip Matthijs
The Little Man with the Big Heart Roger Vandersteene among the Cree

 

Language


287 Reinier Salverda
Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Dutch Grammar (But Were Afraid to Ask)

 

Literature


288 Luc Devoldere
A Great Neo-Latin Scholar Jozef IJsewijn and his Life's Work
 
289 Yann Lovelock
A Wry Sense of Mortality Selected Poems of Remco Campert
 
290 Jolanda Vanderwal Taylor
Outside the Lines
 
291 Reinier Salverda
A Season of Dutch and Flemish Poetry
 
292 Paul Vincent
Low Leans the Sky The First Five Years of the yearbook ‘The Low Countries’

 

Music


293 Lutgard Mutsaers
Beyond the Rock 'n Roll High School The First Pop Professor in the Netherlands
 
294 Mark Delaere
Very Abstract Music Karel Goeyvaerts and the Internationalisation of New Music in Flanders

 

Philosophy and Science


296 Ludo Abicht
A Flemish Rationalist The Uncompromising Thinking of Etienne Vermeersch
 
297 Ger Groot
Philosophy in Harmony with the Gods The Work of Samuel IJsseling
 
299 K. van Berkel
Einstein's Pipe The Autobiography of Abraham Pais
 
301 Douwe Draaisma
Mister Psychology The Work of Piet Vroon

 


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Society


302 Filip Matthijs
Test Lab Holland The Netherlands in Perspective

 

Visual Arts


304 Eric Bracke
Solving the Rembrandt Mystery
 
306 Pascal Lefèvre
Lucky Luke, a Lonesome Cowboy for More than Half a Century
 
307 Fred G.H. Bachrach
Whistler's Holland A Nineteenth-Century American's Vision
 
308 Lieven van den Abeele
Art for the Advanced Art-Lover The Portraits of Jan Vercruysse
 
310 Johan Valcke
Beyond Elegance Siegfried de Buck's Jewellery Designs

 

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311 Bibliography of Dutch-Language Publications translated into English (traced in 1997)
 
318 Contributors
 
319 Translators

 


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Prices for the yearbook 1998-99


Australia a$ 108
Belgium bf 1,500
Canada cs 97
The Netherlands fl 85
New Zealand nz$ 130
Republic of Ireland ir£ 50
South Africa r 350
United Kingdom £ 40
usa $ 70

 

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, 8930 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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