Raymond Dierickx : "way Of The Cross To The Blind"

Raymond Dierickx (1904-1978) "Blind Stations of the Cross" charcoal 57 X 73 cm mounted under neutral pH mat 60 X 80 cm. Close to Piranese's "Carceri d'Invenzione" with its composition on several levels and full of details such as the worker on the arch or the baby falling from the platform, this beautiful drawing is typical of the Stations of the Cross series of Dierickx. It was a real discovery for us that this beautiful Belgian artist! Even found in sheets and dusted with dust, these drawings, once prepared and framed, reveal all the talent of Dierickx, close to artists such as Nicolas Eeckmann, Fritz Van den Berghe, Constant Permeke or other typically Flemish expressionists such as Anto Carte, representing Fêtes , processions, fairs in the great tradition of Flemish painters dating back to the 17th century with the Brughels, but treated in a very modern way. Other facets of his work show us his projects for frescoes or large decorations, often exotic, while in the old watercolors, we find a Symbolist vein with an elongated barrel. We devoted an exhibition to him (catalogue in pdf available by email) with the first ones found, but we have bought many since! Do not hesitate to ask us for photos or additional information by email or telephone. In partnership with Galerie Lafouresse, we specialize in paintings on the Basque Country, the Landes and the Bassin d'Arcachon. Other photos and many other objects in our shops in Pau and Biarritz and on our website: galerielhoste.com.