In developing his distinctive, explosively colourful style, the Belgian painter Maurice Wyckaert (1923–96) drew on the examples of Flemish expressionism and calligraphy. The artist was also involved in or associated with key European avant-garde movements in the 1950s and ’60s, such as CoBrA and the Situationists – this exhibition argues that his canvases reveal a philosophical quest for the expansion of selfhood. Find out more from the Royal Museums’ website.
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Vues Plongeantes (1967), Maurice Wyckaert
May 1968 (1968), Maurice Wyckaert. Photo: Vincent Everarts
Life in its Fullness (1974), Maurice Wyckaert. Photo: J Geleyns; courtesy RMFAB
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