Willem Van Hecke
Willem Van Hecke (Belgium, 1893–1976) was a self-taught artist known for his expressive seascapes, landscapes, and figurative paintings. His work evolved from early Impressionist influences to a distinctive style characterized by muted tones and abstract forms, reflecting themes of desolation and introspection. Van Hecke's art has been featured in numerous exhibitions and continues to be celebrated for its emotional depth and unique perspective.
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Willem Van Hecke
Composition, 1958
Drawing / Watercolor
Mixed Media
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