Exhibition of Womens Labour - Fine Art Print
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Suze Fokker (1864–1900) was a Dutch illustrator and designer known for her striking Art Nouveau poster for the 1898 National Exhibition of Women’s Labor in The Hague. A trained artist with a strong sense of visual symbolism, Fokker used motifs like sunflowers, lilies and beehives to honour women’s work and collective strength. She also created posters for social causes, including the Dutch Society for the Protection of Birds. Fokker died in Scheveningen at just 36, cutting short a promising career in socially engaged design.
- Giclee printed using water based inks
- Sustainably sourced paper from FSC approved forests
- Global production partners reduces carbon emissions
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