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Georges Rogy

Georges Rogy (1897 - 1981) was active/lived in Belgium.  Georges Rogy is known for Nude figure, still life, landscape and still-life painting, some abstraction.

Georges Rogy (Etterbeek, 1897 – 1981) was a Belgian painter. He studied from 1915 to 1922 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels with Emile Fabry, Herman Richir and Constant Montald. From 1925 he became a teacher at the École des arts et métiers in Etterbeek.

He painted figures, nudes, portraits, still lifes and landscapes. His style was firmly figurative and uninfluenced by the currents of his time. He realized a decorative panel for the pavilion of the Province of Brabant at the 1935 World Exhibition in Brussels and the poster for the "Grand Historical Procession in Brussels" in 1930.

Exhibitions

    1923,1929, Brussels, Cercle Artistique et Littéraire
    1931, Brussels, Galerie des artistes français
    March 1927, April 1928, Brussels, La Petite Galerie
    1944, 1945,1948, Brussels, Galerie de la Toison d'Or

Museums and public collections

    Belgian state
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