• Questioning Children, Mural in the cantine of the Town Hall of Amsterdam
  • Working on the Appel Bar in the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
  • De ronde kant van de aarde, a book with poetry by Hans Andreas and illustrations by Karel Appel
  • Ceramic Plate
  • Wall of Energy made for the E55 exhibition in Ahoy, Rotterdam.
  • Mural with glass applique in the restaurant of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • Inundation of Zeeland, Mural made for the Dutch Paviljon at the World Exhibition in Brussels.
  • Mural of Cloth, made for the exhibition Vitalita nell' Arte, Palazzo Grassi, Venice.
  • Museumjournaal magazine composed by Karel Appel, with contributions by Hugo Claus, Simon Vinkenoog, Lucebert, Bert Schierbeek, Sjinkichi Tajiri, Harry Mulisch and Ed van der Elsken.
  • Animal Heads and Personage, Stained Glass Window for the former Spaarbank Amsterdam, now in VSB Building, Utrecht.
  • Set Design for A Big Dead Beast by Bert Schierbeek, Holland Festival
  • Love Song, larger than life-scale book by Karel Appel and Hugo Claus, Amsterdam.
  • Ubu 1, Ceramic Plate, made at De Porceleyne Fles, Delft
  • City People and Country People, two ceramic tile Walls at the Congres Building, The Hague
  • Concrete relief wall with stained glass windows, Hofplein Theatre, Rotterdam
  • Animals, Tapestry executed by Nazareth Tapestry, Israel, edition of 5 copies
  • Jumping Fox with Green Virgin, wood relief made in edition
  • Stained Glass Windows depiciting Four Episodes in the Life of David, Temple Sholom, Chicago Illinois, U.S.A.
  • Scenic Concept for the Ballet with Min Tanaka, Can We Dance a Landscape? at the Paris Opera.
  • Scenic Concept for Mozart's The Magic Flute, De Nederlandse Opera, Amsterdam.
Museumjournaal magazine composed by Karel Appel, with contributions by Hugo Claus, Simon Vinkenoog, Lucebert, Bert Schierbeek, Sjinkichi Tajiri, Harry Mulisch and Ed van der Elsken.
Title
Museumjournaal magazine composed by Karel Appel, with contributions by Hugo Claus, Simon Vinkenoog, Lucebert, Bert Schierbeek, Sjinkichi Tajiri, Harry Mulisch and Ed van der Elsken.
Year
1960
Collection

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Photo Credit
 Karel Appel Foundation