Belgian, 1851–1931
Jean-François Taelemans (1851–1931) was a Belgian painter, etcher, and printmaker whose realistic works focused mainly on landscapes and city views. He was introduced to printmaking by his cousin Félicien Rops and trained in architecture and drawing before turning to painting. Taelemans lived and worked in several places, including Paris, and contributed to decorative projects for major exhibitions. His works are held in several major museums and collections.
Sources: Wikipedia (fr): Jean-François Taelemans · Wikidata Q21396090
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