Ida van Lokhorst was a Dutch painter born in Utrecht, Netherlands. Her active years as an artist spanned from 1869 until 1881. Throughout her career, she was known by several names, including Ida Petronella van Lokhorst, Ida Petronella Lorenz-van Lokhorst, and Ida Petronella Lorenz.
Her artistic legacy is represented in the collections of the Museum Gouda. Her life concluded in Amsterdam.
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Ida van Lokhorst appears under the alternate names Ida Petronella van Lokhorst, Ida Petronella Lorenz-van Lokhorst, Ida Petronella Lorenz.
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Yes. Ida van Lokhorst died in 1881, and the works are in the public domain.
Ida van Lokhorst lived about 27 years, from 1854 to 1881.
Ida van Lokhorst worked in the 19th-Century period. The period situates the artist's activity in history.
Paintings by Ida van Lokhorst are held at Museum Gouda.
Ida van Lokhorst was born in Utrecht in 1854.
