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Belgium
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1948
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Pol Declercq is a Belgian artist born on February 3rd, 1948; he died on June 9th, 2008 in Ghent.
The Sea and the women occupy a central place in the works of Declercq. His subjects exude mysticism, and that makes them all the more exciting and drives us to search for the artist’s true intentions. His colors, as much as his compositions, leave us with a strong impression and an intense emotion.
The Sea and the women occupy a central place in the works of Declercq. His subjects exude mysticism, and that makes them all the more exciting and drives us to search for the artist’s true intentions. His colors, as much as his compositions, leave us with a strong impression and an intense emotion.
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