Eugène Masselus (1897-1998) - Havengezicht te Blankenberge





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Havengezicht te Blankenberge, an original oil painting from Belgium by Eugène Masselus (1897–1998), dated 1967, from the 1960s period, framed, 54 × 44 cm.
Description from the seller
Beautiful painting by the Belgian artist Eugène Masselus (1897-1998).
Theme: harbor scene at Blankenberge.
Oil on panel.
Signed.
Dated 1967.
Framed in a simple, original frame by the artist.
In good condition.
Dimensions
with frame 54 x 44 cm
without frame 39.5 x 30 cm
Eugène Masselus is listed in the reference work “The Belgian visual artists from the 19th to the 21st century” by Paul Piron.
Born in Kortrijk in 1897 and died in 1998.
Completed among other things village and town views, landscapes and dune scenes with an impressionistic touch.
Was a member of the Royal Saint Luke Guild in Kortrijk, where during the 1997 exhibition his hundredth birthday was celebrated.
Among others, he exhibited in a group at the exhibition “Impressionism in the Leie region” in Kortrijk in 1973 and was represented posthumously at the exhibition “The Kortrijk Beguinage in Painting” in the Sint-Annazaal of the Begijnhof in Kortrijk in 2007."
Beautiful painting by the Belgian artist Eugène Masselus (1897-1998).
Theme: harbor scene at Blankenberge.
Oil on panel.
Signed.
Dated 1967.
Framed in a simple, original frame by the artist.
In good condition.
Dimensions
with frame 54 x 44 cm
without frame 39.5 x 30 cm
Eugène Masselus is listed in the reference work “The Belgian visual artists from the 19th to the 21st century” by Paul Piron.
Born in Kortrijk in 1897 and died in 1998.
Completed among other things village and town views, landscapes and dune scenes with an impressionistic touch.
Was a member of the Royal Saint Luke Guild in Kortrijk, where during the 1997 exhibition his hundredth birthday was celebrated.
Among others, he exhibited in a group at the exhibition “Impressionism in the Leie region” in Kortrijk in 1973 and was represented posthumously at the exhibition “The Kortrijk Beguinage in Painting” in the Sint-Annazaal of the Begijnhof in Kortrijk in 2007."

