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Belgian Artists: Charles Theunissen
Karel Carolus (Charles) Philippus Theunissen, 1871-1948

Charles Theunissen, was a well known Belgian painter. He grew up in the desolate and sparsely populated area of the Kempic heath fields. He was known for his modest, friendly and withdrawn personality. Charles began to draw in his younger years and he met many professional painters that were out landscape painting in nature. His talent was discovered and when he was sixteen, he went for education to the “ Koninklijke Academie” in Antwerp to develop his talents.
His teachers were: Jan-Willem Rosier, Karel Verlat and Piet van der Ouderaa. After his education he went to live in the town Liege, where he developed into an appreciated and highly valued portrayal artist. Social developments began to play a big role in his work; the industrial revolution, poverty and inequality. Theunissens paintings are highly appreciated in Belgium
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Belgian Artists: Camille van Mulders
Camille Triest van Mulders, 1868-1949, was a Belgian painter
Mulders was born in in 1868. She studied with the Belgian painters Hubert Bellis and Jean-François Portaels. She focused on flower pieces, pastel drawings and oilpaintings. Her work was displayed at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois
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