Edmond de Schampheleer

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On the quay of Nijmegen (1871)
Edmond de Schampheleer: Reed-Bank Landscape with Boats (1899?)

Edmond de Schampheleer (born July 21, 1824 in Brussels , † March 12, 1899 in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode (now Brussels)) was a Belgian landscape painter and etcher .

Life

Schampheleer trained as a landscape painter at the academy in Brussels , traveled to France and Germany and then took up residence in Brussels. He received decisive stimuli in the Barbizon painters' colony . He mainly spent his holidays here. His landscapes, which mostly depict Dutch motifs, are distinguished by the delicacy of the clay and the fluid, painterly treatment. He was particularly successful in depicting calm watercourses and ponds.

Works (excerpt)

His main works are:

  • Summer evening on the banks of the Dyle
  • Banks of the Rhine near Arnhem
  • Abconde lake near Amsterdam
  • Downpour in June near Gouda
  • Autumn morning near Brussels
  • The Meuse near Dordrecht
  • Memories of the Zuidersee

literature

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personal data
SURNAME Schampheleer, Edmond de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Belgian painter
DATE OF BIRTH July 21, 1824
PLACE OF BIRTH Brussels
DATE OF DEATH March 12, 1899
Place of death Saint-Josse-ten-Noode (now Brussels )