Le Chant du Monde II
Le Chant du Monde II
RENÉ HAUBEN
Belgian School
1912-1995
Le Chant du Monde II
Oil on board, signed and dated 51, inscribed and dated on reverse
100 x 81 cms
393/8 x 317/8 ins
René Hauben was an artist and fabric designer who was born in Bressoux in 1912.
He studied art at L'Académie de Liège and was drawn particularly to the depiction of the human form and he developed his own style of expressionism in pursuit of his ideal. Most of his oeuvre was either portraiture, or figure subjects and some of his later work tended towards abstraction with occasionally a religious or celestial theme.
He taught design at L'Acedémie de Liège from 1943 to 1972 and he was a member of the Belgian modern art groups "L'Atelier" and "Nord 7".
The Musée de Liège has examples of Hauben's work in its collection.
Bibliography:
Arto Dictionnaire Biographique Arts Plastiques en Belgique
Dictionnaire des Artistes Plasticiens de Belgique des XIXe et
XXe Siecles - Paul Piron
Dictionnaire des Peintres - E Benezit
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1912 - 1995
Oil on board
Belgium
Signed and dated 51, inscribed and dated on reverse
Arto Dictionnaire Biographique Arts Plastiques en Belgique
Dictionnaire des Artistes Plasticiens de Belgique des XIXe et
XXe Siecles - Paul Piron
Dictionnaire des Peintres - E Benezit
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