This autumn, the Kunstmuseum Den Haag presents the first European retrospective exhibition of the American painter Lois Dodd (1927) with some 120 works, as announced in The New York Times. Dodd has been active for almost eight decades, during which time she has remained faithful to her own form and style and, at the age of 97, she still paints almost every day. She works somewhere on the spectrum between figuration and abstraction, taking inspiration from Mondrian, among others. Her paintings are mostly observations of her immediate surroundings: green landscapes, detailed close-ups of flowers, night skies, dense forests, windows, washing lines, weathered wooden sheds and cityscapes without people.