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Hans Rookmaaker

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is just another religion. Rookmaaker ventured to apply this basic viewpoint to culture. With his expert ear of black music, multi-cultural roots and after a profound change of direction, he devoted his PhD to the ideas of Paul Gauguin and how they influenced his paintings. He also was an art critic
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who would have a lasting impact on his life. He returned home as a Christian, but was severely tested as his bride-to-be was nowhere to be found. His study of the Old Testament, dedicated to her during the camp years, never reached her. It has been established that Sophia Henriëtte Spetter was
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series of black music, wrote a book on this subject and developed a Christian approach to art in a book aiming at a wide audience. On the political level he wrote about art and culture for the magazine of the Reformed
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murdered in Auschwitz on September 30, 1942. Rookmaaker changed his career and took up a doctoral study in art history. In 1948, through his fiancé and bride-to-be Anky Huitker, he met
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Hans was the last born in a non-Christian family of colonizers. His grandmother was half-Indonesian. He was largely raised in Indonesia, but returned to Holland to join the
30:(February 27, 1922 – March 13, 1977) was a Dutch Christian scholar, professor, and author who wrote and lectured on art theory, art history, music, philosophy, and religion. 211: 108:. Already as a teenager he had begun what would become an extensive collection of African-American music. As a junior officer, he began to study ship construction at 202:. His broad international perspective brought a large number of foreign students to the department at a time when this was still far from usual. Rookmaaker lived in 62:
Rookmaaker addressed ambiguity about art among Christians and ambiguity about faith among artists. His main thesis was laid out in his 1970 publication entitled
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Rookmaaker's famous saying "Jesus didn't come to make us Christian. Jesus came to make us fully human" formed the central theme of
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to lecture at the Swiss l’Abri community in Huémoz. He took Schaeffer on a tour to address Dutch audiences and started
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meetings for university students in his Amsterdam home. He visited North America where he met his hero
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He lectured in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada, as well as in his native
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party. By the mid '60's he was invited to start the department of art history at the
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As Rookmaaker was a naval officer, he was interned as a prisoner of war in
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Following a doctorate in art history with a dissertation on Gauguin at the
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Linette Martin: Hans Rookmaaker-a biography, Ecclesia Books,1979,
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Hegeman, David Bruce (2004) "The Importance of Hans Rookmaaker",
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Art and the Christian Mind: The Life and Work of H. R. Rookmaaker
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Reformed Churches (Liberated) Christians from the Netherlands
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The Creative Gift : Essays on Art and the Christian Life
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Two books by Rookmaaker were published posthumously:
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Rookmaaker died suddenly on a Sunday in March 1977.
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