








Fruit trees in full bloom, chickens scratching in the grass and air you can almost smell. Emile Van Doren painted 'Verger en fleurs' outdoors, with a loose touch: the blossom is suggested rather than drawn. It is the lightest design from our collaboration with the Emile Van Doren Museum.
Van Doren (Brussels 1865 - Genk 1949) moved to Genk in the early 1890s and never left. He fell in love with two things at once: the Kempen landscape and Cidonie Raikem, who ran an inn on the Stationsstraat. Together they turned it into the Hôtel des Artistes, where every travelling painter stayed.
On the sock: a moss-green foot for the grass, a light blue cuff for the sky and the blossoming trees in between, right down to the white feathers in the grass. 'Verger en fleurs', oil on canvas, 70 x 50.5 cm, collection of the Emile Van Doren Museum, Genk.
Limited edition, made in collaboration with the Emile Van Doren Museum in Genk. This is a one-off run: once it is sold out, it will not be restocked.
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