L'art flamand
L'art flamand is a Brussels art survey published by A. Boitte in 1896, written by Jules Dujardin with illustrations by Josef Middeler, aimed at readers of Flemish art and its artists. Its halftone plates show a seated nude seen from behind, a standing draped female figure in marble, a reclining mother and child sculpture, and a reclining nude on a dark ground, rendered in soft grey tones a designer could study for classical figure poses.
