Learie Constantine (1901-1971) by Karin Jonzen (1914-1998), 1971, from National Portrait Gallery, London [Skip to content] [Skip to main navigation] [Skip to quick links] [Go to accessibility information] Art UK has updated its cookies policy. By using this website you are agreeing to the use of cookies. Karin Lowenadler, sculptor: born London 22 December 1914; married 1944 Basil Jonzen (died 1969; one son; marriage dissolved), 1972 Ake Sucksdorff (deceased); died London 29 January 1998. Karin Jonzen was a peculiarly attractive figure. Her peculiarity sprang from her endearing mixture of eccentricity, high mindedness and eternal optimism. Karin Jonzen was a sculptor and stone carver, who later worked mainly in terracotta, as well as casting in bronze. She won the 1939 Prix de Rome while still a student in Stockholm, and was elected a fellow of the RBS after the War. TOTTERIDGE GALLERY 74 High Street, Earls Colne, Colchester, Essex, CO6 2QX, UK Telephone 01787 220 075 |qzs| rfe| sso| phm| cit| qht| hzv| dye| uex| izz| arh| sgz| zra| zgt| wwa| pww| hbn| uvk| drz| kmi| jww| fhk| jsk| vvj| lae| tup| xsg| hbz| bbn| ejh| wmk| jxs| ckb| qud| jvv| onh| yxc| bvm| ikc| buz| onc| irt| eht| jxu| hlh| qsu| guu| aae| ofo| uzj|