Belgian painter and art collector who supported Van Gogh and was the only woman in Les XX avant-garde group
Anna Boch (1848-1936) was a Belgian painter and art patron who played a crucial yet often overlooked role in the development of modern art. Born into a wealthy family of ceramics manufacturers in La Louvière, Belgium, she had the rare privilege for a woman of her era to pursue formal art training. She studied under Isidore Verheyden, a prominent Belgian landscape painter, and developed her skills in the plein-air tradition that would become central to her artistic practice.…
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