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From 30 January - 27 February a group exhibition will be held at the Stephanie Hoppen Gallery in London.

Large still life paintings of fruit in vibrant colors will be on show at the Stephanie Hoppen Gallery in London until the 1th of May. Open weekly Tue -Fri  10-6 /  Sat  11-5 Info www.stephaniehoppen.com

From 13-20 June 2012 the Albert Memorial & Kensington Gardens provides the dazzling backdrop to one of the most exciting and glamourous art and antiques fairs ever held in London.Betty Van der Voort shows new fruit paintings at stand D12 Stephanie Hoppen Gallery.

        The 'Snapshots' exhibition at the Theo Gallery shows the 'People' series. It's about moments in a man's life with drawings in charcoal on paper and on board as wel as paintings. Runs from March 9th - 25th. Open...

        Photo & info on the solo exhibition 'Modernism 2012' at the London Gallery was featured in the American magazine 'Interior Design'.  

A solo show starts at the Stephanie Hoppen Gallery in London from 4 Jan to 31 jan 2012. Betty Van der Voort shows a new series of paintings inspired by the Modernist movement of the mid-20th century.  

Van der Voort featured in the June issue of Country & Town House Magazine, introduced in an interview with Stephanie Hoppen. Painting Mint & Tobacco by Betty Van der Voort.

Invitation for the London Art Fair, January 2009, by the Stephanie Hoppen Gallery with modernism painting.     The London Art Fair presents top galleries featuring the great names of the 20th Century British art and exceptional contemporary art from both leading figures and...

Still life exhibition in Vleminckveld, Antwerp.

Release in America of the book The New Decorating with Pictures by Stephanie Hoppen. On the book cover: Stephanie Hoppen's home in London with the painting Red apples on sand. (Photo: Simon Upton) In the same year Belgian based publishing house Terra Lannoo issued the Dutch version, Aan...

Brochure for the first exhibition of Betty Van der Voort‘s fruit paintings at the Stephanie  Hoppen Gallery in London, spring 2003.