| 词条 | Joseph Martinus Stultiens |
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LifeJoseph Martinus Stultiens was born on 15 March 1887 in Weert, The Netherlands. Nothing is known about his youth and education. In May 1912 he arrived by steamship in Québec, Canada.[2] On 8 September 1914 he married Elizabeth Adele Grobbel (Elsie) in Toronto.[3] In December 1915 Joseph and Elsie crossed the border at Niagara/Buffalo on their way to Boston.[2] In 1923/1926 Joseph and Elsie lived in Flushing (NY).[4][1] Their marriage ends in a divorce.[5] On 10 May 1933 Joseph remarried in The Hague, where he lived until his death on 30 November 1956.[5] WorkArchivesIn 1996 his archives were found at an attic in the Dutch town of Haarlem.[6] The archives consist chiefly of designs and photographs of realised works. Canada and AmericaIn Canada and America he mainly made objects by commission of churches: goblets, dishes, memorial plates etc.[10] His most impressive work is the bronze angel lectern he made in commission of St. Thomas’s Anglican Church in Toronto. It was cast by T.F. McGann & Sons in Boston, transported from Boston to Toronto and placed in the church in 1917.[7] The Society of Arts and CraftsStultiens was a member of The Society of Arts and Crafts Boston, which advanced him to ‘master craftsman’ because of the excellent quality of his work.[1] The archives of Stultiens were handed over to the Public Library in Boston, where they were added to the archives of The Society of Arts and Crafts.[8] Stultiens exhibited at the Society[9] The HagueIn The Hague Joseph was mainly occupied with jewellery. In his archives are only designs of bracelets and necklaces. Photographs of completed items are lacking, so it is unknown whether his designs have been actually made. References1. ^1 2 Advanced to the grade of 'master craftsman' 2. ^1 Ancestry.com. Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956. 19 Dec 1915 and 25 May 1919. 3. ^Archives of Ontario. Registration of Marriages, 1869-1922. MS932, Reel 299. 4. ^The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, Inc. List or manifest of alien passengers for the United States immigration officer at port of arrival 18th Dec 1923. 5. ^1 Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie, The Hague (register of birth, marriages and death). 6. ^Bart Hetebrij, De Engel van Toronto, Dutch magazine GevoWing, August 2008. 7. ^David A. Kent, Household of God, a Parish History of St. Thomas’s Church, Toronto. 1993. p. 41, 146, 149, 177, 185, 455. 8. ^1 Boston Public Library, archives of ‘Stultiens, Joseph Martin, Metal worker’. 9. ^Ulehla, Karen Evans (ed.). The Society of Arts and Crafts, Boston. Exhibition Record, 1897-1927. Boston Public Library: 1981. An alphabetical index of craftsmen and companies from around the country who exhibited at the Society. 5.5"x8.5", 289 pages, softcover.
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