Jules Pierre Van BIESBROECK (1873-1965) - Lot 190

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Jules Pierre Van BIESBROECK (1873-1965) - Lot 190
Jules Pierre Van BIESBROECK (1873-1965) Oil on canvas tea time signed in the top left corner. Small gaps and upheavals. 81 x 62 cm A certificate from Lynne Thornton will be given to the buyer. Lynne Thornton kindly indicated that this painting was part of the exhibition of the Society of Orientalist Artists of the North African Artistic Union Note: Van BIESBROECK studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent, with his father, Jules and Victor KUHNER. Vexed at having only received second place in the Rome Prize competition, he took revenge on the jury by painting a vast composition, The Launch of Argos. As he was only 15 years old, this work was accepted at the Paris Salon, but the nudity of the giants was a scandal. Sculptor as well as painter, he exhibited in Germany, Italy, France, Belgium and participated in the universal exhibitions in Paris in 1889 and 1900. He began painting in Algeria in 1925. Van BIESBROECK sent orientalist works to the exhibitions of the Sté des Artistes Algériens et Orientalistes, the Union Artistique de l'Afrique du Nord, the Salon Artistique de l'Afrique Française and to the Colonial Exhibition in Paris in 1931. Bibliography: F. Arnaudies, J. Van Biesbroeck, painter and sculptor, Algiers, 1931.
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