ARMAND APOL (Belgian / 1879-1950)
Armand Adrien Marie Apol was highly influenced by the Fauves. Born in Brussels, he exhibited largely in Belgium, notably at the Exposition Internationale et Universelle de Bruxelles in 1910. Armand Apol was particularly known for his riverside and canal scenes.
See also:
RAOUL DUFY
FRANS DE GEETERE
HENRI LOGELAIN
HENRI CHARLES MANGUIN
AUGUSTE OLEFFE
Selected prints by ARMAND APOL
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- Abstract
- Art Deco
- Art Nouveau
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- Contemporary
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- Galante
- Hague School
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- Impressionism
- New York Etching Club
- Old Masters
- Pop Art
- Post-impressionism
- Post-war colourists
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- School of Paris
- Surrealism
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