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1877 - 1974. Known for: Land-and seascape painting, coastal, marine.
An essentially self-taught painter born in Bruges in 1877 and deceased in Paris in 1974, he moved to Paris in 1905 under the guidance of Flori van Acker and settled in Montmartre permanently in 1907... Read full biography
An essentially self-taught painter born in Bruges in 1877 and deceased in Paris in 1974, he moved to Paris in 1905 under the guidance of Flori van Acker and settled in Montmartre permanently in 1907 at 57, rue Philippe de Girard, in a first-floor apartment in what was then a farmhouse. He... Read full biography
An essentially self-taught painter born in Bruges in 1877 and deceased in Paris in 1974, he moved to Paris in 1905 under the guidance of Flori van Acker and settled in Montmartre permanently in 1907 at 57, rue Philippe de Girard, in a first-floor apartment in what was then a farmhouse. He befriended Kees Van Dongen, who had arrived from Rotterdam, and Utrillo, and also frequently met Monet, Renoir, Degas and Picasso. Verbrugghe remained faithful to Impressionism, and as an immensely talented... Read full biography
An essentially self-taught painter born in Bruges in 1877 and deceased in Paris in 1974, he moved to Paris in 1905 under the guidance of Flori van Acker and settled in Montmartre permanently in 1907 at 57, rue Philippe de Girard, in a first-floor apartment in what was then a farmhouse. He befriended Kees Van Dongen, who had arrived from Rotterdam, and Utrillo, and also frequently met Monet, Renoir, Degas and Picasso. Verbrugghe remained faithful to Impressionism, and as an immensely talented landscape painter, he painted superb views of Bruges, where he spent the summer, Venice, Naples, Rome and Paris. He was nicknamed "Le Parisien Brugeois". He also liked to spend time on the Côte d'Azur, where he painted many pictures. Verbrugghe is a... Read full biography
An essentially self-taught painter born in Bruges in 1877 and deceased in Paris in 1974, he moved to Paris in 1905 under the guidance of Flori van Acker and settled in Montmartre permanently in 1907 at 57, rue Philippe de Girard, in a first-floor apartment in what was then a farmhouse. He befriended Kees Van Dongen, who had arrived from Rotterdam, and Utrillo, and also frequently met Monet, Renoir, Degas and Picasso. Verbrugghe remained faithful to Impressionism, and as an immensely talented landscape painter, he painted superb views of Bruges, where he spent the summer, Venice, Naples, Rome and Paris. He was nicknamed "Le Parisien Brugeois". He also liked to spend time on the Côte d'Azur, where he painted many pictures. Verbrugghe is a great colorist, and his subjects are bathed in voluptuous color. From the 20s onwards, he participated in all the Salons and exhibited in various galler... Read full biography