These two colored etchings by Belgian artist Roger Hebbelinck depict quiet rural scenes in Flanders, with village architecture, open fields, and the pastoral character of the Belgian countryside. Signed by Hebbelinck and dating to approximately the 1940s, they offer a glimpse into the landscape and visual traditions of Flanders during the mid-20th century.
The works are titled “En Flandres” and “Village en Flandres,” and their intimate scale makes them especially well suited to a library, reading nook, cottage-inspired room, or layered gallery arrangement. Together, the two scenes create a gentle visual rhythm while retaining the individual character of each landscape.
Born in Brussels in 1912, Roger Hebbelinck was a Belgian printmaker and painter whose work included etchings of landscapes and architectural subjects. These examples retain the delicate linework and restrained color that make etching particularly effective for capturing the atmosphere of rural places.
Already matted and framed with hanging wire, the pair is ready to display.
DETAILS
Origin: Belgium
Maker: Roger Hebbelinck
Date: ca. 1940s
Titles: “En Flandres” and “Village en Flandres”
Measurements: Framed: 24 x 26 cm each; Art only: 10 x 13 cm each
Material: Colored etching on paper; framed and matted
CARE
Handle with care. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Spot clean the frame only as needed and avoid exposing the artwork to moisture or prolonged direct sunlight.
CONDITION NOTE
These vintage etchings are presented in their original-style mats and frames and are in good vintage condition. Gentle evidence of age may be present in the paper, mats, or frames. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the condition description.
These two colored etchings by Belgian artist Roger Hebbelinck depict quiet rural scenes in Flanders, with village architecture, open fields, and the pastoral character of the Belgian countryside. Signed by Hebbelinck and dating to approximately the 1940s, they offer a glimpse into the landscape and visual traditions of Flanders during the mid-20th century.
The works are titled “En Flandres” and “Village en Flandres,” and their intimate scale makes them especially well suited to a library, reading nook, cottage-inspired room, or layered gallery arrangement. Together, the two scenes create a gentle visual rhythm while retaining the individual character of each landscape.
Born in Brussels in 1912, Roger Hebbelinck was a Belgian printmaker and painter whose work included etchings of landscapes and architectural subjects. These examples retain the delicate linework and restrained color that make etching particularly effective for capturing the atmosphere of rural places.
Already matted and framed with hanging wire, the pair is ready to display.
DETAILS
Origin: Belgium
Maker: Roger Hebbelinck
Date: ca. 1940s
Titles: “En Flandres” and “Village en Flandres”
Measurements: Framed: 24 x 26 cm each; Art only: 10 x 13 cm each
Material: Colored etching on paper; framed and matted
CARE
Handle with care. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Spot clean the frame only as needed and avoid exposing the artwork to moisture or prolonged direct sunlight.
CONDITION NOTE
These vintage etchings are presented in their original-style mats and frames and are in good vintage condition. Gentle evidence of age may be present in the paper, mats, or frames. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the condition description.
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