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Guy Vandenbranden

Painting by Guy Vandenbranden - Belgium, 1992
Painting by Guy Vandenbranden - Belgium, 1992

Painting by Guy Vandenbranden - Belgium, 1992

Located in Brussels, BE

Painting by Guy Vandenbranden - Belgium, 1992

Category

1990s Mid-Century Modern Paintings

Materials

Paint

Water Painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1989
Water Painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1989

Water Painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1989

Located in Brussels, BE

Water painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1989.

Category

Vintage 1980s Belgian Paintings

Materials

Paint

Water Painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1979
Water Painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1979

Water Painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1979

Located in Brussels, BE

Water painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1979.

Category

Vintage 1970s Belgian Paintings

Materials

Paint

Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 2008
Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 2008

Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 2008

Located in Brussels, BE

Oil on canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 2008.

Category

Early 2000s Belgian Paintings

Materials

Paint

Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1984
Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1984

Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1984

Located in Brussels, BE

Oil on canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1984.

Category

Vintage 1980s Belgian Paintings

Materials

Paint

Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 2000
Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 2000

Oil on Canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 2000

Located in Brussels, BE

Oil on canvas by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 2000.

Category

Early 2000s Belgian Paintings

Materials

Paint

Guy Vandenbranden gouache on paper signed and dated 68
Guy Vandenbranden gouache on paper signed and dated 68

Guy Vandenbranden gouache on paper signed and dated 68

Located in grand Lancy, CH

Guy Vandenbranden gouache on paper signed and dated 68

Category

Vintage 1960s Belgian Drawings

Materials

Glass, Wood, Paper

Abstract Silkscreen by Guy Vandenbranden, 1978, 67/150
Abstract Silkscreen by Guy Vandenbranden, 1978, 67/150

Abstract Silkscreen by Guy Vandenbranden, 1978, 67/150

Located in Vlimmeren, BE

This serigraph silkscreen in 4 colors was created by the Belgian artist Guy Vandenbranden (1926-2014). This serigraph is number 69 of an edition of 150.

Category

Vintage 1970s Belgian Prints

Materials

Paper

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