Willem Lenssinck

Willem Lenssinck
Willem Lenssinck in 2016
Born	Wilhelmus Joannes Lenssinck (1947-04-21)21 April 1947 Woerden, Netherlands
Nationality	Dutch
Known for	sculpting, designing

Willem Lenssinck (*Woerden, The Netherlands, April 21, 1947) is a Dutch-German sculptor and designer.

Life and work

Willem Lenssinck is a Dutch sculptor and designer known for his modern and stylized works, particularly in the field of animal sculptures and furniture design.

Career and Exhibition

Lenssinck's works have been exhibited in various prestigious museums and private collections worldwide, including:

• British Museum, London
• Museum Beelden aan Zee, Scheveningen.
• Museum Buitenplaats, Eelde.
• IHK Hannover collection
• Private collections, including that of Silvio Berlusconi

Willem Lenssinck - Formula I Racing Horse (2014), neusilber

Royal Dutch Chair (2012), LSD design

His sculptures have been displayed at renowned art fairs such as the PAN Fine Art Fair in Amsterdam and TEFAF ( European Fine Art Fair) in Maastricht. In 2015, his work was showcased at the Louwman Museum in The Hague during the exhibition Horse power

Notable Works

Some of Lenssinck's significant creations include:

• Formula One racing Horse (2004), neusilber.
• Royal Dutch Chair ( 2012), LSD designer

Recognition

In 1991, Lenssinck was awarded the Pieter d'Hont Award for his artistic achievements.

Literature

• Willem Lenssinck Sculpture - Design. Langbroek, 2007. ISBN   90-902-1461-5

External links

• http://www.willemlenssinck.com/lenssinck/
• http://www.noack-bronze.com/en/Lenssinck_Willem_J.html
• http://www.louwmanmuseum.nl/Nieuws/Nieuws-overzicht/Willem-Lenssinck-HorsePower-in-Louwman-Museum.aspx
• https://www.facebook.com/Willem.Lenssinck.Designer/