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1869 Brussels - 1955. Known for: Ceramic art and sculpture in the Art Nouveau style.
Arthur Craco, born in 1869 in Brussels, Belgium, studied sculpture at the Brussels Academy of Fine Arts after switching from engineering studies. He trained under Constantin Meunier and Thomas... Read full biography
Arthur Craco, born in 1869 in Brussels, Belgium, studied sculpture at the Brussels Academy of Fine Arts after switching from engineering studies. He trained under Constantin Meunier and Thomas Vinçotte before venturing into the art world as an engraver. Craco began producing ceramics in his... Read full biography
Arthur Craco, born in 1869 in Brussels, Belgium, studied sculpture at the Brussels Academy of Fine Arts after switching from engineering studies. He trained under Constantin Meunier and Thomas Vinçotte before venturing into the art world as an engraver. Craco began producing ceramics in his Brussels workshop from 1896 and later partnered with Emile Eugène Declercq, a potter from Rebaix, between 1898 and 1908. His artistic endeavors spanned the late 19th to early 20th century, focusing on... Read full biography
Arthur Craco, born in 1869 in Brussels, Belgium, studied sculpture at the Brussels Academy of Fine Arts after switching from engineering studies. He trained under Constantin Meunier and Thomas Vinçotte before venturing into the art world as an engraver. Craco began producing ceramics in his Brussels workshop from 1896 and later partnered with Emile Eugène Declercq, a potter from Rebaix, between 1898 and 1908. His artistic endeavors spanned the late 19th to early 20th century, focusing on sculpture and ceramics.... Read full biography
Arthur Craco, born in 1869 in Brussels, Belgium, studied sculpture at the Brussels Academy of Fine Arts after switching from engineering studies. He trained under Constantin Meunier and Thomas Vinçotte before venturing into the art world as an engraver. Craco began producing ceramics in his Brussels workshop from 1896 and later partnered with Emile Eugène Declercq, a potter from Rebaix, between 1898 and 1908. His artistic endeavors spanned the late 19th to early 20th century, focusing on sculpture and ceramics.... Read full biography