Gust Romijn (Noordwijkerhout, 1922 – Dreischor, 2010) worked as a sculptor, graphic artist and painter. Together with Louis van Roode and Piet Roovers, he belonged to the Window group, consisting of young Rotterdam graphic artists. During that period he also joined the Liga Nieuw Beelden. He took part in the World Exhibition in Brussels (1958). Romijn was awarded, among other things, the National 5 May Graphics Prize (1955) and the Prix Susse (1957), which was awarded by the Parisian bronze founders the Gebroeders Susse. The artist lived and worked in Rotterdam for most of his career, until he moved to Dreischor on Schouwen-Duiveland in 1982.
