Jos lussenburg

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Jos Lussenburg. (1889 - 1975). Dutch painter, lived nearly all his life in Nunspeet (Netherlands).

Jos Lussenburg is perhaps the most important art painter of the village Nunspeet in the twentieth century. His work can compete with that of its friends and fellow-painters such as Ben Viegers, Jaap Hiddink, Arthur Briët and Jan van Vuuren. But Lussenburg was also on other fronts active: in the music world and in political.

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