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Eugène Remy Maesartist • painterPuurs (België) 1849-1931 Kontich (België)

biography of Eugène Remy Maes

The Belgian artist Eugène Remy Maes, born in Puurs, painted mainly genre pieces with animals and landscapes with cows, sheep and poultry. He is counted among the followers of the famous Belgian cattle painter Eugène Verboeckhoven. Maes sometimes painted together with other artists, such as David Col and Jan Portielje, where he always provided their landscapes with cattle. At the beginning of his career he often used the pseudonym Ermaes, later he also signed with the name of his cousin: Theo van Sluys. His work was successful, especially by Americans who visited Belgium. Many of his paintings went to collections in the United States.


previously for salepaintings by Eugène Remy Maes


Eugène Remy Maes | Waiting for the door to open, oil on canvas, 40.2 x 60.0 cm, signed u.l.

Eugène Remy Maes

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Waiting for the door to open

Eugène Remy Maes | On a winter's morn, oil on panel, 20.6 x 32.1 cm, signed l.l.

Eugène Remy Maes

painting • previously for sale

On a winter's morn

Eugène Remy Maes | Poultry in a sunlit farmyard, oil on panel, 26.5 x 36.0 cm, signed l.l.

Eugène Remy Maes

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Poultry in a sunlit farmyard

Eugène Remy Maes | Poultry in a snow covered shed, oil on panel, 26.6 x 36.0 cm, signed l.r.

Eugène Remy Maes

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Poultry in a snow covered shed

Eugène Remy Maes | Sheep and poultry in a landscape, oil on panel, 18.8 x 25.0 cm, signed l.r.

Eugène Remy Maes

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Sheep and poultry in a landscape

Eugène Remy Maes | A rooster and hens, oil on panel, 16.6 x 24.0 cm, signed l.r. and dated 1866 l.l.

Eugène Remy Maes

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A rooster and hens

Eugène Remy Maes | On duty, oil on panel, 20.5 x 36.0 cm, signed l.l.

Eugène Remy Maes

painting • previously for sale

On duty


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