Constant Permeke
1886–1952 · Expressionism & Early Modernism
Constant Permeke (Dutch: [kɔ̃ːˈstɑ̃ː pɛrˈmeːkə] was a Belgian painter and sculptor, and part of the Sint-Martens-Latem-based School of Latem, along with Gustave De Smet and Frits Van den Berghe. A leading figure in Flemish Expressionism, he was among the group of artists influenced by elements of Fauvism and Cubism and an interest in both the ethnic and folk traditions of "primitive" art. Together, they built an independent expressionist movement separate from German Expressionism. In 1922, he was named an officer in the Order of Leopold in honor of his military service.
40 paintings
- Portrait de femme (paysanne)
- Tête de pêcheur (1924)
- De Sjees (1926)
- Self-Portrait (1932)
- Maternité ('Femme Ostendaise') (1913)
- Winterlandschap (1912)
- Coffee Drinkers (1927)
- Fair (1921)
- Woman at Prayers (1925)
- Vespers (1927)
- Seascape (1913)
- Pastry Stall (1922)
- Ostend Harbour (1913)
- De papeters (1922)
- Hoeve in Vlaanderen (1933)
- Farmhouse (1928)
- De boswachter (1927)
- Woman Weeding (1923)
- Dunes (1914)
- Fisherman's Wife (1920)
- Landschap (1910)
- Koestal (1912)
- Over Permeke (1922)
- Sombere marine (1928)
- Boer en boerin (1928)
- Drie boerinnen (1930)
- Jabbeke in 1940 (1940)
- Het afscheid (1948)
- Haven in Bretagne (1951)
- De oogsters (1950)
- Boerin (1929)
- De lente (1930)
- Landschap in februari (1934)
- De mijten (1930)
- Winterlandschap (1938)
- Blauwe Marine (1947)
- Haan op mesthoop (1927)
- Aan de kaai (Les Ostendaises) (1913)
- Summer (1932)
- Dorp in de lente (1936)