Carel Willink
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Carel Willink, born Albert Carel Willink on March 7, 1900, was a Dutch artist, photographer, and painter. Willink was born and died in Amsterdam, the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Throughout his career, Willink authored various works, including "Wilma", "Sylvia Quiël", "The Zeppelin", "Sleeping Zebra", "Portrait of Pamela Maresch-Boon", "Girl with a Small Sheep (Girl in Renaissance Costume)", and "St. John the Baptist (Self-Portrait)". Willink received the award Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau.
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Carel Willink
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