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1867 Aalst, Belgium - 1941 Leupegem, Belgium. Known for: Landscape painting.
Valerius The Saedeleer was a Flemish painter of landscapes. He was buried in the city cemetery of Aalst . De Saedeleer received his first artistic training at the Ghent Academy of Fine Arts from... Read full biography
Valerius The Saedeleer was a Flemish painter of landscapes. He was buried in the city cemetery of Aalst . De Saedeleer received his first artistic training at the Ghent Academy of Fine Arts from Theodore Joseph Canneel. He mainly painted the Lys and the Flemish Ardennes and was one of the major... Read full biography
Valerius The Saedeleer was a Flemish painter of landscapes. He was buried in the city cemetery of Aalst . De Saedeleer received his first artistic training at the Ghent Academy of Fine Arts from Theodore Joseph Canneel. He mainly painted the Lys and the Flemish Ardennes and was one of the major figures of the first group of the Latem School, mystic painters interested in Realist styles and rebels against Impressionism. Valerius De Saedeleer lived from November 1895 to October 1898 in Lissewege... Read full biography
Valerius The Saedeleer was a Flemish painter of landscapes. He was buried in the city cemetery of Aalst . De Saedeleer received his first artistic training at the Ghent Academy of Fine Arts from Theodore Joseph Canneel. He mainly painted the Lys and the Flemish Ardennes and was one of the major figures of the first group of the Latem School, mystic painters interested in Realist styles and rebels against Impressionism. Valerius De Saedeleer lived from November 1895 to October 1898 in Lissewege in a farm along the Ter Doest Street. From 1898 to 1908 he lived in Sint-Martens-Latem. The Lys Bight there is the subject of some of his paintings. He then moved to the villa "Tynlon" in Etikhove , where an artists colony with him as the central... Read full biography
Valerius The Saedeleer was a Flemish painter of landscapes. He was buried in the city cemetery of Aalst . De Saedeleer received his first artistic training at the Ghent Academy of Fine Arts from Theodore Joseph Canneel. He mainly painted the Lys and the Flemish Ardennes and was one of the major figures of the first group of the Latem School, mystic painters interested in Realist styles and rebels against Impressionism. Valerius De Saedeleer lived from November 1895 to October 1898 in Lissewege in a farm along the Ter Doest Street. From 1898 to 1908 he lived in Sint-Martens-Latem. The Lys Bight there is the subject of some of his paintings. He then moved to the villa "Tynlon" in Etikhove , where an artists colony with him as the central figure was located. In 1937 he left the house. The Groeningemuseum owns a painting by him, Entrance to the village, which he... Read full biography