Pycke Octave (1904-1968) - Paysage au Brabant

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Paysage au Brabant is an oil painting on panel by Octave Pycke (Belgian, 1904–1968), dated to 1940–1950, depicting a landscape, hand-signed, original edition, 55 × 60 cm framed.

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Octave Pycke (Laken 1904 - Anderlecht 1968) was a Belgian painter. Preference for landscapes, seascapes, forest views and still lifes. He is also active as a sculptor. Training at the Academy of Anderlecht and at the free Academy, Evolution. He uses an impressionist color palette in a style that leans toward expressionism. He is listed in Belgian art books.

Oil on panel (40 x 45 cm) in good condition.
With frame (55 x 60 cm) in reasonably usable condition.

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Octave Pycke (Laken 1904 - Anderlecht 1968) was a Belgian painter. Preference for landscapes, seascapes, forest views and still lifes. He is also active as a sculptor. Training at the Academy of Anderlecht and at the free Academy, Evolution. He uses an impressionist color palette in a style that leans toward expressionism. He is listed in Belgian art books.

Oil on panel (40 x 45 cm) in good condition.
With frame (55 x 60 cm) in reasonably usable condition.

The photos are part of the description.

Shipping with Bpost (registered, insured and tracking number)

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Artist
Pycke Octave (1904-1968)
Sold with frame
Yes
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Paysage au Brabant
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Condition
Good condition
Height
55 cm
Width
60 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Period
1940-1950
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
97.14%
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