Belgian Impressionism [Jean Colin] - 2012 - 3-talig - 1e dr.

Marc Pairon - Belgian Impressionism - the hidden Masterpieces: A tribute to Jean Colin - Foreword: Eric Min - Aartselaar/Ede, Charles Catteau Foundation & Ruitenbergboek, 2012 - 1st edition - 303p. (110 color illustrations) - Hardcover: polychrome, cardboard binding with straight spine (the original cellophane protection was removed for taking photos) - 25.30x31.70cm - New condition.

•      Marc Pairon (°1959) is a Belgian poet and aphorist.
•      Eric Min (°1959) is a Belgian author, essayist and critic. He writes artist biographies and cultural histories of cities.
•      Jean Colin (1881–1961) was a Brussels painter. He was primarily a portraitist, but also made family scenes, still lifes, city and rural views and marines. In addition to oil paintings, he also created watercolors, gouaches, charcoal drawings, pen drawings and etchings. Colin usually painted in an impressionistically tinged realistic style, but also made - especially during the 1910s and early 1920s - impressionist and fauvist paintings. He worked both in the studio and in the open air.

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