Harbor Sketch, Benoît Gilsoul #28 Style:Belgium, c. 1980s Please also note the creasing

Please also note the creasing on the left side and the small tears at the ends of the fold lines

People playing instruments poster

woodblock technique with Asian subject matter succeeds in mutually emphasizing the presence of both elements in the artwork

Jean-Claude Brialy

Against the collaboration of embassies in deportation

Harbor Sketch, Benoît Gilsoul #28 Style:Belgium, c. 1980s Please also note the creasingLight, realistic, sketch of a harbor, a bridge in the distance. Benot Gilsoul (1914 2000) was a Belgian artist known for his paintings, prints, tapestries, sculptures, and stained glass. While attending Belgians Acadmie Royale des Beaux Arts he founded the secessionist art group: LEsquisse, which later became the influential Salon National des Jeunes Artistes. In the 1960s, after falling in love with America, Gilsoul moved to New York, where he opened