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Albert Houthuesen
	Albert Houthuesen The Candle, 1917	Albert Houthuesen Hampstead Heath, 1930	Albert Houthuesen Crown of Thorns, 1940
	Albert Houthuesen Wreck of The Early Hope, 1960	Albert Houthuesen The Fall of Icarus and The Triumph, 1971-1972	Albert Houthuesen The Meeting of Theo and Vincent Van Gogh in Paradise, 1974

ALBERT HOUTHUESEN 1903 – 1979 Albert Houthuesen was born in Amsterdam but came to London in 1912, following the tragic death of his father. During the 1920’s, he studied at the Royal College of Art, with Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Edward Burra. His work is in The Ashmolean Museum, The British Museum, Leeds City Art Gallery, The Tate Gallery, Ulster Museum, Belfast, Victoria and Albert, and The National Museum of Wales. For sixty years, he worked in virtual isolation, producing a body of work unique in its range of subject, beauty and power - and in the unifying, highly personal vision it expresses. A selection of his still-lives, landscapes, seascapes, portraits, clowns, biblical and allegorical scenes can be viewed on www.houthuesen.com. Richard Nathanson exclusively represents the Albert Houthuesen estate. He is preparing the revised edition of his 1990 biography ‘Walk To The Moon – The Story of Albert Houthuesen’. And the Houthuesen catalogue raisonne. For Further Information Visit: www.houthuesen.com which shows part of the BBC film on the artist life. Also major works, including those in National Museums.