Mellery, Xavier Oil Painting Reproduction
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Mellery, Xavier
Belgian Symbolist Painter, 1845-1921
Belgian painter, decorative artist and draughtsman. A gardener's son, he was brought up in a quiet suburb of Brussels, bordering the Parc Royal. He studied under the decorative artist Charles Albert (1821-89) and then, between 1860 and 1867, took a course in decorative design at the Brussels Acad?mie. In 1864 he joined the studio of Jean-Fran?ois Portaels to learn the techniques of modelling, painting from life and history painting. Having won the Belgian Prix de Rome in 1870, he travelled to Italy, where he was inspired by the work of Mantegna. His early work treated the working lives of the Belgian poor in a social realist manner influenced by Charles de Groux
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Painting ID:: 19368
The Hours
Undated
Oil on canvas
Private collection.
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Painting ID:: 22303
The Hours,or Eternity and Death (mk19)
undated
Oil on canvas,144 x 80 cm
Private collection
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Painting ID:: 22308
Autumn (mk19)
1893
Water-colour and chalk,90.5 x 57 cm
Musees Royaux des Beaux-Arts,Brussels
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Mellery, Xavier
Belgian Symbolist Painter, 1845-1921
Belgian painter, decorative artist and draughtsman. A gardener's son, he was brought up in a quiet suburb of Brussels, bordering the Parc Royal. He studied under the decorative artist Charles Albert (1821-89) and then, between 1860 and 1867, took a course in decorative design at the Brussels Acad?mie. In 1864 he joined the studio of Jean-Fran?ois Portaels to learn the techniques of modelling, painting from life and history painting. Having won the Belgian Prix de Rome in 1870, he travelled to Italy, where he was inspired by the work of Mantegna. His early work treated the working lives of the Belgian poor in a social realist manner influenced by Charles de Groux
. Related Artists to Mellery, Xavier: | August Xaver Karl von Pettenkofen | Felice Boscarati | Virgilio Guidi | Albani, Francesco | Alphonse Mucha |
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