Paul Delvaux

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Paul Delvaux was a Belgian surrealist painter renowned for his dreamlike scenes featuring classical architecture and enigmatic female figures.

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instanceOf human
painter
surrealist artist
awardReceived Rembrandt Prize of the Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Foundation
countryOfCitizenship Belgium
dateOfBirth 1897-09-23
dateOfDeath 1994-07-20
educatedAt Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts (Brussels)
employer La Cambre (École nationale supérieure des arts visuels)
familyName Delvaux
fieldOfWork painting
genre figurative art
givenName Paul
hasMuseumDedicatedToWork Paul Delvaux Museum
hasWorkInCollection Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
Tate Modern
influencedBy Giorgio de Chirico
James Ensor
René Magritte
languageOfWorkOrName Dutch
French
movement Surrealism
Symbolism
name Paul Delvaux
nationality Belgian
notableFeatureOfStyle dreamlike, theatrical staging
nocturnal urban landscapes
use of classical colonnades and temples
use of nude female figures
notableFor classical architecture motifs
dreamlike scenes
enigmatic female figures
notableWork Pygmalion
The Echo
The Great Sirens
The Sleeping Venus
linked to: Sleeping Venus
occupation painter
professor
placeOfBirth Antheit
Belgium
Huy
placeOfDeath Belgium
Veurne
placeOfMuseum Saint-Idesbald
linked to: Sint-Idesbald
spouse Tam
workLocation Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium

Saint-Idesbald
linked to: Sint-Idesbald

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