César Geerinck (1862-1919) - Rue d’un béguinage flamand (Vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Oil on canvas titled Rue d’un béguinage flamand by César Geerinck (1862–1919), a nineteenth‑century Belgian realist landscape, hand-signed, 72 × 54 cm, in good condition, sold by Galerie.
Description from the seller
We present to you an oil on canvas depicting a lively street of a Flemish beguinage by César Geerinck (1862–1919).
This scene shows a cobbled alley lined with traditional houses with light façades and red-tiled roofs, animated by several figures.
Signed “César Geerinck” is visible at the bottom right.
Title: Street of a Flemish beguinage
Technique: Oil on canvas
Artwork format: 72 × 54 cm
Condition: Good condition, with some craquelure and signs of wear visible on the pictorial layer.
César Geerinck is a Belgian painter active at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. He is notably known for his village scenes, landscapes and representations of traditional Flemish architectures. His work is characterized by careful observation, visible brushwork and a luminous palette. He belongs to the tradition of genre painting and Belgian landscape painting.
Seller's Story
We present to you an oil on canvas depicting a lively street of a Flemish beguinage by César Geerinck (1862–1919).
This scene shows a cobbled alley lined with traditional houses with light façades and red-tiled roofs, animated by several figures.
Signed “César Geerinck” is visible at the bottom right.
Title: Street of a Flemish beguinage
Technique: Oil on canvas
Artwork format: 72 × 54 cm
Condition: Good condition, with some craquelure and signs of wear visible on the pictorial layer.
César Geerinck is a Belgian painter active at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. He is notably known for his village scenes, landscapes and representations of traditional Flemish architectures. His work is characterized by careful observation, visible brushwork and a luminous palette. He belongs to the tradition of genre painting and Belgian landscape painting.
