Johanna Helena Schellevis-de Vries, better known as Joep (or Joop) Rooduijn (Amsterdam 1916 – 2012) was a sculptor in Apeldoorn. In Amsterdam she had worked at the Rijksacademie with Professor Bronner. In 1953 she exhibited in Amsterdam with her husband Perdok, in 1959 with Janna Doebele in 't Window in Rotterdam. She would become a member of the Painting and Drawing Society Kunstliefde in Utrecht. Her working period covered at least the fifties and early sixties. An exhibition in the Kapelhuis in Amersfoort in 1961 received positive reviews: chamotter reliefs, figurines and heads in French limestone, described by one reviewer as 'sound and sensitively worked' and 'beautiful and fascinating plastics'. She often works with 'cire perdue' in a stylized figuration, sometimes related to Maillol, often depicting human figures. After 1961 she disappears from the press and the exhibition circuit.