On the motif: the intimate scene of Permeke painting in Sint-Martens-Latem in April 1912
The composition captures an improvised studio in the heart of a Flemish landscape, where diffuse light sculpts volumes with restraint. Dull tones, greens, and ochres blend with lighter accents on the brushes and canvas, creating a subtle contrast between interior and exterior. The brushwork is precise, almost meditative, evoking the discipline of the painter facing the motif. The atmosphere conveyed is both contemplative and tenacious, offering the viewer a restrained emotion and a tangible presence of objects and gestures.

Leon Spilliaert, master of atmospheres and inner depth
Leon Spilliaert is part of the symbolist and modern vein of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, influenced by introspective realism and studies on light. His work explores solitude, memory, and the tension between figure and setting; he contributed to renewing Belgian painting with a plastic style attentive to tonal values. Among his major works are studio and landscape studies where interiority becomes visible through composition and palette. This art print of Permeke painting in Sint-Martens-Latem in April 1912 reflects his sensitive and rigorous approach.

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