François Lamorinière

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Lamorinière's portrait by Charles Verlat
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François Lamorinière (born April 28, 1828 in Antwerp , † January 3, 1911 in Antwerp) was a Belgian landscape painter and etcher.

Lamorinière received his first training at the academy in Antwerp and then studied after nature. He preferred to depict flat areas of Belgium in realistic representations, whereby he particularly strived for a fine mood.

Significant works

  • Landscape near Spaa
  • Landscape near Edeghem
  • Tomorrow in the Ardennes
  • lonliness
  • First autumn days in South Flanders
  • View from the island of Walcheren (Antwerp Museum),
  • View of the Wartburg

He also etched 24 sheets. He owned the large gold medal from the Brussels Exhibition (1857) and a third medal from the World Exhibition in Paris in 1878 .

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SURNAME Lamorinière, François
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Lamorinière, Jean Pierre François; De Lamorinière, Jean Pierre François dit
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Belgian painter
DATE OF BIRTH April 28, 1828
PLACE OF BIRTH Antwerp
DATE OF DEATH January 3, 1911
Place of death Antwerp