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Marcel Delmotte (1901–1984) L’Art du Dialogue III

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Oil on board, hand-signed lower right. Dimensions (framed): approximately 45 × 57.5 inches.

Provenance

Galerie Isy Brachot, Brussels (inventory reference B766); subsequently private collection; present

private collection.

Cataloguing & Authentication

This work is properly catalogued and corresponds to documented gallery inventory records. Written

confirmation has been provided by a recognized specialist familiar with Marcel Delmotte’s work,

confirming the authenticity of the painting based on signature, materials, and historical gallery

markings.

Based on this written expert confirmation and established gallery inventory documentation, no

Certificate of Authenticity is required for this work.

PRICE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Oil on board, hand-signed lower right. Dimensions (framed): approximately 45 × 57.5 inches.

Provenance

Galerie Isy Brachot, Brussels (inventory reference B766); subsequently private collection; present

private collection.

Cataloguing & Authentication

This work is properly catalogued and corresponds to documented gallery inventory records. Written

confirmation has been provided by a recognized specialist familiar with Marcel Delmotte’s work,

confirming the authenticity of the painting based on signature, materials, and historical gallery

markings.

Based on this written expert confirmation and established gallery inventory documentation, no

Certificate of Authenticity is required for this work.

PRICE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Marcel Delmotte (Belgian, 1901–1984) was born in Charleroi and trained under Léon Van den Houten at the Free Workshop of the University of Labor. Initially a realist, he evolved toward Expressionism and Symbolism, developing a unique visual language characterized by mythic allegory, cosmic geometry, and emotional abstraction.

His paintings evoke both the metaphysical stillness of Paul Delvaux and the futuristic imagination of early modernism. Delmotte’s works have been exhibited across Belgium and France and are included in major European collections for their visionary depth and masterful technique.