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Kora by Johan Limpers in 1940. This was his prize winning sculpture for which he received his Prix de Rome. It was placed in 1969 at the Arondeusstraat in front of the Johan Limpersstraat as a memorial.Eva by Johan Limpers
Johan Limpers (2 August 1915, in Heemstede – 10 June 1944, in Overveen) was a Dutch sculptor.
During the Second World War he was active in the resistance and took part in setting fire to the Amsterdam registration office in 1943. He was executed by a German firing squad at Overveen. After the war he was reburied at the Eerebegraafplaats Bloemendaal.
He was married with fellow member of the resistance and sculptor Katinka van Rood.
