3D-models in the Maastricht University Library

A collection containing audio objects or links to audio representations

Documentation collection of Limburg visual artist Charles Eyck (1897-1983). It contains a voluminous correspondence between him and his friend Wim Aerts, who Eyck regarded as his future biographer. The collection additionally contains many pictures taken by Eyck himself as a source of inspiration. He created photomontages for large canvases and used photos as mnemonic devices in addition to sketches and scrawls. The entire collection stretches approximately eight metres

In 1931, Pierre Kemp made twelve color drawings or what might be called ‘choreographic fantasies’. Eleven of these have been preserved, the twelfth fantasy, entitled “Ideal Baby Competition” has not yet been found

Kemp’s letter collection consists of correspondence between Kemp and Harry Prick, former director of the Literature Museum in The Hague

Kemp’s manuscript collection consists of a considerable collection of handwritten and typed versions of his poems. In addition, this collection contains drawings and an artificial red coloured Easter egg decorated with a poem in gold ink.

Collection of Maastricht-born Pierre Kemp (1886-1967). It contains various types of objects, such as books (his personal library), letters, manuscripts, radio fragments, graphic work, a Liber Amicorum (a handwritten book of friends including graphic work by well-known artists), vinyl records, a red egg decorated by him with a poem in gold ink, a desk, and a record cabinet.

Depictions of visual arts