Schoorel's tender, graceful paintings guide viewers through an overlooked historical collection and its female founder In Unsung Eve , Dutch artist Maaike Schoorel (born 1973) creates delicate paintings in soft pastels that contemplate the Willet Holthuysen House and the story of its founder, Louisa Holthuysen. The project provides a unique perspective on Schoorel's practice and the overlooked role women played in founding Dutch museums.