Luc-Peter Crombé

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Luc-Peter Crombé (born January 14, 1920 in Opwijk ; † May 17, 2005 in Sint-Martens-Latem ) was a Belgian painter .

Life

Luc-Peter Crombé began his training at the St. Lucas Academy in Ghent , from there he followed the Constant Permeke class to the Hoger Institut voor Schone Kunsten in Antwerp . He then spent five years with Jos Verdegem in Ghent. Crombé supplemented this with tireless self-study, based on analyzing and copying the old masters in domestic and foreign museums.

In addition, Crombé enjoyed a special training (antiquity and restoration) at the École du Louvre . He was able to put this training into practice in the Atelier van Gelde (Gent) as well as with Serulaz in the Louvre.

He lived in Sint-Martens-Latem since 1970, where he represented the so-called fourth group of the Latemse School with Maurice Schelck , Fons Roggeman , Joe Van Rossem , Chris Pots , Jef Wauters and Lea Vanderstraeten .

literature

  • Luc-Peter Crombé: retrospective catalog: Opwijk: 1 June-1 July 1979 / ed. by Maurice van Herreweghe. - Winksele: Imprimerie Orientaliste, 1979. 120 pp.
  • Frans Van Eyck: "Tekeningen van Crombé"
  • Maarten Westenrode: "Poems about Werk van Crombé"
  • Cavens: Flandre Libérale 1969, "over Crombé"

Prizes and awards

  • Prijs voor levend model, 1947, Antwerp
  • Provinciale prijs, 1954, Oost-Vlaanderen
  • Prijs voor grafiek, 1955, Frankfurt
  • Benevenutoprijs, 1956, Milaan
  • Sagrada familliaprijs voor religieuse kunst, 1957, Barcelona
  • Greatest onderscheiding op "World's fair", 1964
  • Ereprijs Detroit, 1965

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personal data
SURNAME Crombé, Luc-Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Belgian painter
DATE OF BIRTH January 14, 1920
PLACE OF BIRTH Opwijk , Belgium
DATE OF DEATH May 17, 2005
Place of death Sint-Martens-Latem , Belgium