Cercle royal des Beaux-Arts

About

Founded in 1892 in Liège, Belgium, the Cercle royal des Beaux-Arts was a formal art society dedicated to promoting local artistic production and organizing exhibitions. The group united significant regional figures such as Évariste Carpentier and Émile Berchmans to foster a cohesive artistic community in the city.

Associated movements

• Impressionism
• Academic Art
• Art Nouveau
• French Realism
• Intimism
• Symbolism

Also represented in

• Les XIII · 1 shared member

Member artists

• Évariste Carpentier 1845–1922
• Maurice Hagemans 1852–1917
• Adrien de Witte 1850–1935
• Anto Carte 1886–1954
• Émile Berchmans 1867–1947

Works by its members

• Cowherd in the Ardennes Évariste Carpentier · 1893
• Landscape with Sheep Maurice Hagemans · 1894
• Les Lavandières Adrien de Witte · 1890
• The Burgomaster Anto Carte · 1924
• The foreigners Évariste Carpentier · 1894
• Untitled Émile Berchmans · 1897