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Belgium · April 3, 1883 – September 23, 1939Wikidata

Frits Van den Berghe

painter (1883-1939)

Born in Ghent. Died in Ghent.

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A life in paintings

Born 188363 dated paintingsDied 1939

63 works

4 without a public image, listed last

  • White interior
    White interior
    Frits Van den Berghe
    c. 1904–1905 · Museum van Deinze en de Leiestreek
  • La petite Ève
    La petite Ève
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1904
  • Little girl in the garden
    Little girl in the garden
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1909 · The Phoebus Foundation
  • Ecstasy
    Ecstasy
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1910 · Belfius Art Collection
  • Le faune
    Le faune
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1912
  • Lente. De actrice Stella van de Wiele (1887-1954)
    Lente. De actrice Stella van de Wiele (1887-1954)
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1915 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • Studie voor 'De schilder'
    Studie voor 'De schilder'
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1915 · Groninger Museum
  • The painter
    The painter
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1916 · Belfius Art Collection
  • Portrait of Fortuna Brulez
    Portrait of Fortuna Brulez
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1919 · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1919 · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
  • De zaaier
    De zaaier
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1919 · Mu.ZEE - Kunstmuseum aan Zee
  • Landschap
    Landschap
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1919 · Mu.ZEE - Kunstmuseum aan Zee
  • Obsessie III
    Obsessie III
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1919 · The Phoebus Foundation
  • The exiles
    The exiles
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1919 · Belfius Art Collection
  • Boats on the Zuiderzee
    Boats on the Zuiderzee
    Frits Van den Berghe
    1919
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