Jean Plafijn's House in Ghent
DE BRUYCKER, Jules
La Maison de Jean Palfijn Gand (original French title) Etching on laid Van Gelder Zonen paper.Reference : Le Roy 35.Finald state. Editon unknown, ...
View full detailsBecause his father died when Jules de Bruycker (1870-1945) was still relatively young, the career of the artist got going slowly; and once it was up and running, it was interrupted by the First World War. A painter, draftsman and etcher, de Bruycker had a group of artist friends, but very much followed his own path. Because drawing was his first love in the arts, de Bruycker took to etching easily. Subject, which tend to be brooding, go from whimsical portraits and urban inventions, to depictions of street life and cathedrals. De Bruycker seems to have printed his own plates, even the largest ones, which he liked “inky” and atmospheric.
La Maison de Jean Palfijn Gand (original French title) Etching on laid Van Gelder Zonen paper.Reference : Le Roy 35.Finald state. Editon unknown, ...
View full detailsLa Cathedrale d'Anvers (original French title) Etching on japon nacré paper. Reference: Le Roy 163. Second state of two. Editon unknown, likely cir...
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