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Belgium · December 10, 1861 – July 2, 1937Wikidata

Guillaume Van Strydonck

Belgian painter (1861-1937)

Born in Namsos Municipality. Died in Saint-Gilles.

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A life in paintings

Born 186126 dated paintingsDied 1937

29 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of friends in Blankenberge
    Portrait of friends in Blankenberge
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1880 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tournai
  • Portrait of an elegant woman
    Portrait of an elegant woman
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1881–1937
  • View of the Flemish Ardennes
    View of the Flemish Ardennes
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1881–1937
  • View of a village with windmills
    View of a village with windmills
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1881–1937
  • Potato harvest
    Potato harvest
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1881–1937
  • Sailing boats on the sea
    Sailing boats on the sea
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1881–1937
  • Young Boy with a Sword
    Young Boy with a Sword
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1882
  • Portrait of Léopold Vander Kelen
    Portrait of Léopold Vander Kelen
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1884 · M Leuven
  • Stéphanie in White
    Stéphanie in White
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1885 · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
  • The old man and the three young men
    The old man and the three young men
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    c. 1887–1890 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tournai
  • Les canotiers
    Les canotiers
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1889 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tournai
  • Sketch of a parade in Mysore
    Sketch of a parade in Mysore
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1891–1996
  • Sikh lancer on horseback
    Sikh lancer on horseback
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1894
  • Indian carriage
    Indian carriage
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1894
  • View of a sunny village
    View of a sunny village
    Guillaume Van Strydonck
    1900
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