Nijburg, Rinke

Rinke Nijburg studied at the Academy of Visual Arts, Arnhem (1982-1987), Ateliers Arnhem (1990-1991) and the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam (1993-1994). He was among the winners of the Royal Subsidy for Free Painting (1992), the Buning Brongers Prizes (1994), the Prix de Rome (1998) and the Gelderland Graphics Prize (1999). Collections | Nijburg's work is included in the collections of ABN AMRO Kunststichting, AEGON, AKZO NOBEL art foundation, AMC, BASF Nederland, Centraal Museum, Chadha Art Collection(FR), CODA, Collections De Heus-Zomer, Delta Lloyd, ENECO, Fries Museum, KLM, Leids Prentenkabinet, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, among others, Museum Goch (DE), Museum for Modern Art Arnhem, Museum for Religious Art - Uden, Museum Het Valkhof, Teylers Museum, Océ Van der Grinten, OHRA, Province of Gelderland, Rabobank Nederland, Rijksmuseum Twenthe, Schunck - Heerlen, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and various other private collections.