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Place of Origin: Belgian
Artist workshop trestles
Artist workshop trestles

Artist workshop trestles

$1,124

Artist workshop trestles

Located in Haaltert, BE

Set of 4 old artist workshop trestles. Made of wood with a thick layer of paint and polyester. Found in an old artist atelier in Belgium. These trestles went pieces of art through ti...

Category

Early 20th Century Belgian Folk Art

Materials

Fiberglass, Wood, Paint

Billen André, Gouache Tempera on Paper, Two Kongo Male Figures, 1944
Billen André, Gouache Tempera on Paper, Two Kongo Male Figures, 1944

Billen André, Gouache Tempera on Paper, Two Kongo Male Figures, 1944

$2,050

Billen André, Gouache Tempera on Paper, Two Kongo Male Figures, 1944

By André Billen

Located in Leuven , BE

Shown in this beautiful piece of art are two Male Kongo Figures. The work of artist André Billen (1921-1998) is deeply influenced by African culture.   Measurements of this piece ...

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20th Century Belgian Folk Art

Materials

Paint

Bram Bogart, Painting, Signed on the Back, circa 1970, Belgium
Bram Bogart, Painting, Signed on the Back, circa 1970, Belgium

Bram Bogart, Painting, Signed on the Back, circa 1970, Belgium

Price Upon Request

Bram Bogart, Painting, Signed on the Back, circa 1970, Belgium

By Bram Bogart

Located in Nice, Cote d' Azur

Bram Bogart, Painting, Signed on the Back, circa 1970, Belgium. Height 55 cm, width 76 cm. Bram Bogart (July 12, 1921 – May 2, 2012) was a Belgian Expressionist painter closely associated with the COBRA group...

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1970s Vintage Belgian Folk Art

Materials

Paint

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