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The exhibition about the Dutch artist Carel de Nerée tot Babberich at Dordrecht Museum certainly worths a trip to the Netherlands.

The aristocratic Carel de Nerée was not the only one in his family to have a refined skill for the graphic arts. His brother Frans was an artist as well, and the mother, Constance de Nerée tot Babberich Van Houten collaborated with Carel for a series of embroideries on painted silk of exquisite taste.

Echoes of Beardsley, Toorop, Khnopff, the Glasgow School, Wayang kulit, neo-rococo and Viennese perversion run through the rooms of this exhibition like faded ghosts in a dream.

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Art for art’s sake. You can’t force individuality into society's rigid boxes. The inner, imaginative world is just so much richer and more real than external reality. Art doesn’t need to be logical or preach morals—it's allowed to work purely through emotion and aesthetics. " Take a look into my hidden, complex inner world, where gender roles are fluid, beauty is found in the morbid, and dreams are more real than reality itself "...