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Interior with China and Dinnerware by Gustave De Smet

Interior with China and Dinnerware

Gustave De Smet · 1913

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Artist
Gustave De Smet
Date
1913
Location
Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
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Gustave De Smet

Gustave De Smet was a Belgian Expressionist painter who, after fleeing to the Netherlands during WWI, developed a unique style blending Cubist structure with vibrant, expressive color.

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