Hubert GLANSDORFF (1877-1963), Still Life, 1939

Hubert Glansdorff received his training from J. Stallaert at the Brussels Academy. He was represented in the Brussels salons and was a member of the Brussels artists' circle.

As a painter, he is particularly known for his successful flower still lifes. His painting, idealistic and in grisaille, evolved around 1900 towards luminism. 

Collections: Brussels, House of Representatives - Kortrijk, M.S.K

Bibl.: J. DE BRUYNE, H. Glansdorff or the exuberance, Brux, 1944. -

S.GOYENS DE HEUSCH, Impressionism and Fauvism in Belgium, Antwerp-Paris, 1988, pp. 310, 460

Source: LE DICTIONNAIRE DES PEINTRES BELGES du XIVe siècle à nos jours, LA RENAISSANCE DU LIVRE, 1995, p. 483