33 x 43 cm. Roger Hebbelinck (Brussels, 1912-1987) is a Belgian artist. Hebbelinck worked as a painter, watercolourist, etcher and filmmaker. He was best known for his etchings. He was a pupil of A. Bastien, J. Delville, G. Van Strydonck, A. Stevens, I. Van Mens, J. Van Santen and P. Mathieu with whom he studied at the Academy of Brussels. At the Brussels Academy he was taught painting in watercolours by I. van Mens and engraving by J. van Santen. He etched a large number of picturesque nooks in historical cities. He made etchings for the book Les Villages Illusoires by E. Verhaeren. As a filmmaker, he made the documentary La Naissance d'une Eau-forte, which won a prize at the Cannes Film festival, and a documentary about the construction of the Atomium. As a visual artist, he set up a etching studio before the war in 1932 and etched very many picturesque cityscapes in Belgium. He also etched and drew in watercolours in the south of France and Spain. The colour etchings he made after works of his colleagues V. de Saedeleer and A. Saverys are very special. He signed these with the pseudonym "Belin".