Guillaume de Groot
Guillaume de Groot (1839–1922) was a Belgian sculptor.
Allegorical figure of Luxembourg at the Cinquantenaire in Brussels
Born in Brussels, he trained with sculptor Égide Mélot. His work includes:
- figures of Namur and Luxembourg at the arch of the Cinquantenaire in Brussels
- four reclining figures on the window pediments at the Brussels Stock Exchange, for architect Léon Suys, circa 1870
- figure of Music, one of four figures on the piers of the facade, as well as the gilded Genius of Art, atop the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium for architect Alphonse Balat, circa 1875[1]
- heroic figure of Labor for the Tournai railway station, 1881[2]
- bronze statue of Charles Rogier, Place de la Liberté, 1897[1]
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References
- Belgium and Holland, including the grand-duchy of Luxembourg ..., Part 11 By Karl Baedeker (Firm)
- A history of European and American sculpture from the early ..., Volume 2
External links
Media related to Guillaume de Groot at Wikimedia Commons
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