Til Brugman

Mathilda Maria Petronella " Til " Brugman ( born September 16, 1888 in Amsterdam, † July 24, 1958 in Gouda) was a Dutch writer. From 1926 to 1936 she lived first in The Hague and later in Berlin with the German artist Hannah Höch. In 1935 she wrote Minced bill. Grotesques with drawings of Hannah Höch. In 1951 she received the Marianne Philips Prize for her entire work.

Works

• Note Chopped (1935 )
• Gray floor. Marcus van Boven, Gods knaap. Amsterdam, De Bezige Bij, 1946
• Tijl Nix de tranendroger. Amsterdam, De Arbeiderspers, 1948
• De houten Christ. s Graveland, De Driehoek, 1949
• Wiben en de katten. Amsterdam, Wereldbibliotheek, 1951
• Maras doll. A doll talks about her life (1952 )
• Clamping rings. Amsterdam, Contact, 1953
• De Vlerken. Amsterdam, Wereldbibliotheek, 1953
• Child's hand. Amsterdam, De Beuk, 1954
• De zeebruid. Amsterdam Wereldbibliotheek, 1956
• Eenmal vrienden, vrienden altijd. The Hague, Ploegsma, 1957
• Mirror s laughing mirror. Amsterdam, Querido, 1959
• Wat de pop wist. The Hague, Leopold, 1963
• Dead here toe en nog verder. Notities. Woubrugge, Avalon Pers 1979
• 5 tone poems. Heemstede, Lojen Deur Pers, 1981
• Even different. Four rabbelverzen. Woubrugge, Avalon Pers 1989
• The Zebra mistyped. Poetry and prose. Berlin, Hoho, 1995