Portrait of Gustave Van Geluwe, drawing by Brusselmans Jean, 1947, Prints Department of the Royal Library of Belgium, DES F° - Brusselmans (J.) - F 27208
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Portrait of Gustave Van Geluwe, drawing by Brusselmans Jean, 1947, Prints Department of the Royal Library of Belgium, DES F° - Brusselmans (J.) - F 27208, Jean Brusselmans (1947), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Portrait of Gustave Van Geluwe, drawing by Brusselmans Jean, 1947, Prints Department of the Royal Library of Belgium, DES F° - Brusselmans (J.) - F 27208, Jean Brusselmans (1947), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comPortrait of Gustave Van Geluwe, drawing by Brusselmans Jean, 1947, Prints Department of the Royal Library of Belgium, DES F° - Brusselmans (J.) - F 27208, Jean Brusselmans (1947), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-145107148">artnap.com</a>
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A pencil drawing shows a man's face in frontal view with a short haircut, one ear visible on the right side, and the head partly fragmented into planes of light and shadow. Handwritten text in the lower left reads "Gustave van Geluwe" with the name "Jean Brusselmans" and the date "23 Sept. 1947."
