Abraham Hesselink

He created a sculpture called Struggle of the Titans: the sculpture is now in the collection of the Ryksmuseum in Amsterdam.^[2] He exhibited the sculpture at the 1891 Salon (Paris) and received an honorable mention. The artist loaned the sculpture to the Ryksmuseum in 1896.^[3]

He earned a gold medal at the 1904 World's Fair for his work titled Arab Woman.^[2]

After the death of Jozef Israëls The Groningen Association of Art Lovers Pictura commissioned a Jozef Israëls Monument to honor him.^[4] The sculpture was made by Hesselink and unveiled in 1922. It was placed in Groningen which was the birthplace of artist Jozef Israëls.^[5]

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  Hesselink met 'De Faam', zijn beeld voor de top van het Museum Suasso. Foto uit 1894 van Jacob Olie.
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  Hesselink in zijn atelier (1903), foto van Sigmund Löw.
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  Titanenstrijd (1891), tuin Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
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  De Faam (1894), Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
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  Gipsen buste prins Hendrik (1901), Amsterdam Museum
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  Jozef Israëls Monument (1916), Groningen
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  Monument Jan Evert Scholten (1931), Groningen
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  904 Arabian Woman by Abraham Hesselink
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  1917 Abraham Hesselink working on the Jozef Israëls Monument