The Vroman Foundation is a Dutch organization dedicated to the life and work of Leo Vroman (1915–2014), the poet, biologist, and artist whose varied talents made him one of the Netherlands’ most distinctive cultural figures. The foundation shares information about his personal history and creative legacy, including his poetry, prose, plays, diaries, drawings, and illustrations. Vroman fled the Netherlands at the beginning of the Second World War and later settled in the United States, where he became known as a scientist; in the Netherlands, he was celebrated as a poet, with work published by Querido from 1947.

His writing is recognized for its playful voice, imagination, candor, and willingness to explore both beauty and difficult subjects. It draws on his experiences, scientific interests, family life, and reflections on love, war, aging, and mortality. Vroman received numerous literary honors, including the P.

C. Hooft Prize and the VSB Poetry Prize, and an honorary doctorate from the University of Groningen