Roger Hebbelinck: 'View from the Sint-Michielsbrug in Ghent' - Colored etching - Belgium - 1950-1959

Roger Hebbelinck: 'View from the Sint-Michielsbrug in Ghent' - Colored etching - Belgium - 1950-1959

Beautiful colored etching by the Belgian painter and graphic artist Roger Hebbelinck (edition 40/350) with a view from the Sint-Michielsbrug in Ghent. Numbered and signed by the master and dedication to JP Grusenmeyer. Professionally framed in an oak frame.

Roger Hebbelinck (Brussels, 1912-1987) worked as a painter, watercolorist, etcher and filmmaker. He was best known for his etchings. He was a student of, among others, Alfred Bastien, with whom he studied at the Academy of Brussels. He etched a large number of picturesque city corners in historic cities. He also created beautiful etchings based on the works of his colleagues Valerius De Sadeleer and Albert Saverys.

The Sint-Michielsbrug is a stone arch bridge in the center of the Belgian city of Ghent. The bridge is located over the Leie, on the south side of the Graslei and the Korenlei. The current monumental bridge was built in the period 1905-1909 by the architect Louis Cloquet. To the east, the bridge provides the typical view of the three Ghent towers: St. Nicholas Church, the Belfry of Ghent and St. Bavo's Cathedral.

Status report: in good condition
Dimensions: 53.5x2.5x63.5cm
Weight: 2.5kg

These items are shipped via the official Belgian postal service BPost with track and trace and insurance in case of breakage or loss during transport, included in the shipping price.