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1862 Namur - 1918 Bruxelles. Known for: Animals, horses, landscape, townscape painting.
In 1892, Géo Bernier began exhibiting at the triennial Belgian Salons. In 1893, he became co-founder of the art circle Le Sillon. As early as the circle's first annual exhibition, in 1893, Émile... Read full biography
In 1892, Géo Bernier began exhibiting at the triennial Belgian Salons. In 1893, he became co-founder of the art circle Le Sillon. As early as the circle's first annual exhibition, in 1893, Émile Verhaeren mentioned Géo Bernier as one of Belgium's most important animal painters. In addition to... Read full biography
In 1892, Géo Bernier began exhibiting at the triennial Belgian Salons. In 1893, he became co-founder of the art circle Le Sillon. As early as the circle's first annual exhibition, in 1893, Émile Verhaeren mentioned Géo Bernier as one of Belgium's most important animal painters. In addition to horses, he painted other animals with talent: oxen, sheep, dogs, swans, etc. He was also a great admirer of the animal painter Alfred Verwée, who died in 1895, and in whose footsteps he followed.... Read full biography
In 1892, Géo Bernier began exhibiting at the triennial Belgian Salons. In 1893, he became co-founder of the art circle Le Sillon. As early as the circle's first annual exhibition, in 1893, Émile Verhaeren mentioned Géo Bernier as one of Belgium's most important animal painters. In addition to horses, he painted other animals with talent: oxen, sheep, dogs, swans, etc. He was also a great admirer of the animal painter Alfred Verwée, who died in 1895, and in whose footsteps he followed.
In 1892, Géo Bernier began exhibiting at the triennial Belgian Salons. In 1893, he became co-founder of the art circle Le Sillon. As early as the circle's first annual exhibition, in 1893, Émile Verhaeren mentioned Géo Bernier as one of Belgium's most important animal painters. In addition to horses, he painted other animals with talent: oxen, sheep, dogs, swans, etc. He was also a great admirer of the animal painter Alfred Verwée, who died in 1895, and in whose footsteps he followed.