20th Century Belgian Wall Art With Wooden Frame

This 20th century Belgian painting presents a striking monochromatic landscape rendered in expressive ink or charcoal. Stark, leafless trees populate rolling hills under a swirling, ...

This 1943 Belgian wall art with wooden frame captures the charm of mid-20th century European still-life painting. Featuring a vibrant arrangement of flowers in a decorative vase, the...

This delicate 20th Century Belgian artwork is a study in the understated elegance of Art Nouveau design, presented within a minimalist metal frame that enhances its historical value....

This 20th Century Belgian artwork, beautifully encased in an oval wooden frame, exudes a sense of nostalgia and natural elegance. The painting showcases a solitary pigeon, portrayed ...

Alois De Laet grew up in the Schipperskwartier in Antwerp, where his mother ran a café. De Laet was initially more interested in music. He took lessons from Peter Benoit and played the piano in his mother's café. As a painter he was self-taught. In 1900 he was the first to exhibit at the social philosophical movement 'De Kapel'. There he met artists such as Eugeen Van Mieghem and Henry Van de Velde. De Laet called himself one of the first Antwerp socialist artists. After the First World War he achieved success with his landscapes of the Kalmhoutse Heide and the Antwerp polders. He was a member of various art circles, including Eenigen, Als ik Kan, de Scalden, La Libre Esthétique and Vie et Lumière...

We present you a picture made of intarsias of different wood types.

A magnificent, original painting of Paris in the early 1900s. This colorful, post-impressionist gauche is signed by painter Brun-Sirdey in the lower left corner (see photo). It featu...

This stunning vintage painting of a Belgian church located in Gent, 3 Torens Belgium Baudelostraat 9B/9b - is a one-of-a-kind piece that will add beauty and elegance to any space. Cr...