61 Erich Wichman

Italian fascism, which arose during the First World War, exuded an unmistakable appeal to certain artists, such as Erich Wichman (1890-1929) in the Netherlands, who published the journal De Bezem (1927). He appears here, together with his anarchist older sister Clara, flanking the Hegelian proto-fascist Gerard Bolland (1854-1922), who lectured at the Utrecht women students’ association on 15 December 1910. Also present were J. Prins-Werker, Adri Hoogeveen, Meindersma, E. Prins-de Jong, M.R. Brinkgreve, A. Bosman, and Fraenkel.

Dinner with professor Bolland
Utrecht: Atelier Holm, 1910
Photograph, text on the back: “Utrechtse Vrouwelijke Studenten Vereniging: Clara Meijer-Wichman, J. Bolland, Erich Wichman, J. Prins-Werker, Adri Hoogeveen, Meindersma,…, E. Prins-de Jong, M.R. Brinkgreve, A. Bosman, Fraenkel,… ”, 36 x 30

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