Mathilde Willink
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Mathilde Willink née Maria Theodora Mathilde de Doelder (7 July 1938, Terneuzen – 25 October 1977, Amsterdam) was the wife of the Dutch painter Carel Willink (1900–1983) from 1969 to 1977 and became a well-known figure in the Amsterdam society, wearing the extravagant clothes of designer Fong Leng. Their eccentric relationship made them a staple in the Dutch gossip columns of the time. Four months after the divorce with Willink, Mathilde was found dead in her bed. The details of her death remain unclear.[1]
References
- ^ Vera Weterings, Doelder, Maria Theodora Mathilde de, in: Digitaal Vrouwenlexicon van Nederland, 16 February 2015 (in Dutch)
Biographies
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At least six biographies have been written:
- Joop van Loon Mathilde of de bekentenissen van een Zeeuws meisje (Baarn 1977) ISBN 9789057570018
- René Zwaap Zeeuws meisje (In De Groene Amsterdammer, 2 July 1997)
- Joop van Loon Mathilde Willink (1997) ISBN 9789057570018
- Tomas Ross Mathilde (2003) ISBN 9789023411970
- Marjolein Houweling Andermans Ogen (2010) ISBN 9789081601917
- Lisette de Zoete, Mathilde: muze, mythe, mysterie, (2016) ISBN 9789462261488
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