Valerius De Saedeleer – Snow in Flanders (1928)

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Valerius De Saedeleer – Snow in Flanders (1928)

“Valerius de Saedeleer was one of the artists who, in the period from 1898 to 1914, was the first to settle in the rural village of Sint-Martens-Latem in the surroundings of the river Leie. Together with this particular group of artists, also referred to as the First Group of Sint-Martens-Latem (Albijn van den Abeele, Georges Minne, Gustave van de Woestijne and Albert Servaes), De Saedeleer reacted artistically to the dominating impressionism and plain-airism within Belgian painting of around 1900. Influenced by the revaluation of the painters of the Flemish Primitive school it was his ambition to realise a more intimate, idealizing and spiritualizing sort of painting of synthesis and pure forms.

De Saedeleer’s choice to move to Sint-Martens-Latem in 1898 also signified a break with his past of experiment, licentiousness and poverty. Next to his career as a painter he tried his luck in doomed failures like a grocery shop and a poultry farm. Once settled in the Leie-area he quieted down, both as a painter and a human being, or, as he once stated about the village: “Latem, were the storms of my youth died down”.”

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