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The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233517.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233518.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233519.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233520.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233521.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233522.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233523.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233524.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233525.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233526.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233527.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233528.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233529.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233530.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233531.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233532.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233533.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233534.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233535.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233536.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233537.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233538.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233539.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233540.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233541.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233542.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233543.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233544.jpgThe Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233545.jpgportrait of Mme Denise Van Der Kelen, decorator. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233546.jpgportrait of Mme Denise Van Der Kelen, decorator. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233547.jpgportrait of Mme Denise Van Der Kelen, decorator. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233548.jpgportrait of Mme Sylvie Van Der Kelen, decorator. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233549.jpgportrait of Mme Sylvie Van Der Kelen, decorator. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233550.jpgportrait of Mme Sylvie Van Der Kelen, decorator. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233551.jpgSome realizations made by Sylvie Van Der Kelen for Maison Degand. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233552.jpgSome realizations made by Sylvie Van Der Kelen for Maison Degand. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233553.jpgSome realizations made by Sylvie Van Der Kelen for Maison Degand. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
The Van Der Kelen school in Brussels. A school of excellence.BelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0233554.jpgSome realizations made by Sylvie Van Der Kelen for Maison Degand. The Van Der Kelen school, founded at the end of the 19th century, is the only school in the world to teach decorative painting techniques. Its reputation far exceeds the kingdom, yet it is little known to the general public, especially in Belgium. Author Maylis de Kerengal will make it a central place in her novel “Un monde à reach de main”, which appeared in 2018. Each year, for several months, she welcomes between 20 and 60 students from all over the world. will train with Ms. Denise Van Der Kelen, called “Madame”, in the different techniques that will allow them to professionalize in decorative painting. The outlets are multiple, from the decoration of private apartments, to the dressing of stores such as Maison Degand (famous tailor) or even parts of the Métropole hotel, a real institution in the capital (closed since the COVID crisis ). -
Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela MerkelBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232224.jpgThe 3 representatives met today to discuss the presidency of Germany at the head of Europe for 6 months. Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela Merkel -
Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela MerkelBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232225.jpgThe 3 representatives met today to discuss the presidency of Germany at the head of Europe for 6 months. Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela Merkel -
Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela MerkelBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232226.jpgThe 3 representatives met today to discuss the presidency of Germany at the head of Europe for 6 months. Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela Merkel -
Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela MerkelBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232227.jpgThe 3 representatives met today to discuss the presidency of Germany at the head of Europe for 6 months. Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela Merkel -
Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela MerkelBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232228.jpgThe 3 representatives met today to discuss the presidency of Germany at the head of Europe for 6 months. Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela Merkel -
Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela MerkelBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232229.jpgThe 3 representatives met today to discuss the presidency of Germany at the head of Europe for 6 months. Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela Merkel -
Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela MerkelBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232230.jpgThe 3 representatives met today to discuss the presidency of Germany at the head of Europe for 6 months. Meeting Charles Michel, Ursula von Der Leyen and Angela Merkel -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232161.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. Here the German Chancellor in green and David Sassoli (right). -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232162.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. Here the German Chancellor in green and David Sassoli (right). -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232163.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. Here the German Chancellor in green and David Sassoli (right). -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232164.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. Here the German Chancellor in green and David Sassoli (right). -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232165.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. Here the German Chancellor in green and David Sassoli (right). -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232166.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. Here the German Chancellor in green and David Sassoli (right). -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232167.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. Here the German Chancellor in green and David Sassoli (right). -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232168.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. Here the German Chancellor in green and David Sassoli (right). -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232169.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. German Chancellor (in green) and David Sassoli speak to the press. -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232170.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. German Chancellor (in green) and David Sassoli speak to the press. -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232171.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. German Chancellor (in green) and David Sassoli speak to the press. -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232172.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. German Chancellor (in green) and David Sassoli speak to the press. -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232173.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. German Chancellor (in green) and David Sassoli speak to the press. -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232174.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. German Chancellor (in green) and David Sassoli speak to the press. -
Angela Merkel's visit to the European ParliamentBelgiumNicolas LandemardLePictorium_0232175.jpgThe German Chancellor was traveling today to the European Parliament where she was to address the Members of Parliament during the plenary session to present the priorities for the 6 months of the German Presidency. Besides the President of the Parliament David Sassoli, she will also have met the head of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen aisni as the head of the Council of Europe, Charles Michel. German Chancellor (in green) and David Sassoli speak to the press. -
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