Holland artist receives 'Women in the Arts' award from DAR

Cassandra Lybrink, The Holland Sentinel
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Chapter Vice Regent Ruth Harris (left), Ann Prins (center) and Chapter Regent Christine Hoek.
Chapter Vice Regent Ruth Harris (left), Ann Prins (center) and Chapter Regent Christine Hoek.
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HOLLAND — Holland resident Delaney Ann Prins has received an award from the Daughters of the American Revolution for achievements in the non-performance arts.

Prins, an artist, was nominated by Holland's Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton Chapter Regent Christine Hoek, with letters of support from the International Relations Commission of Holland, the Holland Area Arts Council, Mary Sundstrom and Esther Fifelski.

Photographs of Prins' artwork were sent to the DAR in Washington, D.C. to be considered. She was approved for the 2022 DAR Women in the Arts Recognition Award, presented during the local chapter's meeting Jan. 12.

Delaney Ann Prins has been awarded the 2022 Women in the Arts Recognition Award by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Delaney Ann Prins has been awarded the 2022 Women in the Arts Recognition Award by the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Prins' banners and posters have been on display in the community before, in addition to painted wooden shoes. She was named a finalist in at least one Tulip Time Poster Contest.

— Contact editor Cassandra Lybrink at clybrink@hollandsentinel.com. Follow her on Twitter @CassLybrink.

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