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A painting depicting a drinking scene with a figure of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, surrounded by other figures in a dimly lit interior.

Flemish Caravaggism – Coster and Rombouts (Stirum Gallery, Brussels)

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A painting depicting a drinking scene with a figure of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, surrounded by other figures in a dimly lit interior.
Image: via stirum.art.

This exhibition explores Flemish Caravaggism, a movement that adapted Caravaggio’s naturalism and dramatic lighting to the Southern Netherlands between 1610 and 1640. It features works by artists such as Adam De Coster, Theodor Rombouts, and others, showcasing their unique interpretations of the Caravaggio style.

  • Dates: October 6, 2026 – April 2027
  • Where: Stirum Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
  • Status: Confirmed
  • Artists: Adam De Coster, Theodor Rombouts, Gérard Seghers, Jan Janssens, Monogram: J.a.d., Jean Ducamp, Hendrick De Somer, Matthias I Stomer, François Walschartz, Gérard Douffet
  • Source: https://www.stirum.art/flemish-caravaggism

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