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1884 Antwerp - 1959 Ukkel. Known for: Landscape painting, etcher, lithographer.
Paul Hagemans was born in 1884 in Antwerp. He was the son of the painter Maurice Hagemans (1852-1917). He studied at the Antwerp Academy with Isidore Verheyden and Herman Jean Joseph Richir. Paul... Read full biography
Paul Hagemans was born in 1884 in Antwerp. He was the son of the painter Maurice Hagemans (1852-1917). He studied at the Antwerp Academy with Isidore Verheyden and Herman Jean Joseph Richir. Paul became a Belgian painter, glass painter, etcher and lithographer. He created the glass paintings for... Read full biography
Paul Hagemans was born in 1884 in Antwerp. He was the son of the painter Maurice Hagemans (1852-1917). He studied at the Antwerp Academy with Isidore Verheyden and Herman Jean Joseph Richir. Paul became a Belgian painter, glass painter, etcher and lithographer. He created the glass paintings for the Cathedral of Port-au-Prince in Haiti. He was active in Port-au-Prince and Brussels.Vollmer, Bénézit and French Wikipedia.
Paul Hagemans was born in 1884 in Antwerp. He was the son of the painter Maurice Hagemans (1852-1917). He studied at the Antwerp Academy with Isidore Verheyden and Herman Jean Joseph Richir. Paul became a Belgian painter, glass painter, etcher and lithographer. He created the glass paintings for the Cathedral of Port-au-Prince in Haiti. He was active in Port-au-Prince and Brussels.Vollmer, Bénézit and French Wikipedia.
Paul Hagemans was born in 1884 in Antwerp. He was the son of the painter Maurice Hagemans (1852-1917). He studied at the Antwerp Academy with Isidore Verheyden and Herman Jean Joseph Richir. Paul became a Belgian painter, glass painter, etcher and lithographer. He created the glass paintings for the Cathedral of Port-au-Prince in Haiti. He was active in Port-au-Prince and Brussels.Vollmer, Bénézit and French Wikipedia.