Art Gallery
The Club Artists
Each month, local artists exhibit their works of arts on the walls of the Clubhouse. Most of the artwork is available for purchase.
January/February 10, 2022
The current exhibition on display at the clubhouse is by Patricia Couton. Patricia enjoys painting the beautiful old buildings of Brussels and you can read more about the artist by clicking here.
If you wish to purchase any of the painting, please, send an email to treasury@brusselswomens.club
Charming scenes of famous places around Brussels.
24x31cm 140€ (1-16)
October/November/December 2020
Until mid November, members will able to see Régine Wilson Parent’s blue murmurations. These little understated etchings show the beauty of our Suffolk starlings.
September 2020
Régine Wilson is a Belgian artist who studied art in Brussels and, furthered her education in engraving at St. Martin’s and City Guild, in London. Having married a British man, she lived in Suffolk from 2008 until now.
She loves the wide sky views of Suffolk and discovered the beauty of murmuration for the first time. Each autumn, the starlings return and create moving volumes in the sky, contrasted by the setting sun. When the sun sets, they settle in the trees for the night, it is quite magical to watch them. These sights have inspired many of her engravings.
Régine loves to draw outdoors, with the sounds of nature, with slow observation and returns many times to the same spot. She later works with the outdoor sketches. She has only had exhibitions in the UK, with other engraving artists. The exhibition at the Brussels Women’s Club, is dedicated to Régine’s late husband, Roger Wilson, a passionate bird watcher, who dedicated his life to saving the forests of our fragile planet. He was a senior conservationist with the World Land Trust.
January/February 2022
The current exhibition on dispaly at the clubhouse is by Patricia Couton. If you wish to purchase any of the painting, please send an email to treasury@brusselswomens.club
October/November/December 2020
Until mid November, members will able to see Régine Wilson Parent’s blue murmurations. These little understated etchings show the beauty of our Suffolk starlings.
September 2020
Régine Wilson is a Belgian artist who studied art in Brussels and, furthered her education in engraving at St. Martin’s and City Guild, in London. Having married a British man, she lived in Suffolk from 2008 until now.
She loves the wide sky views of Suffolk and discovered the beauty of murmuration for the first time. Each autumn, the starlings return and create moving volumes in the sky, contrasted by the setting sun. When the sun sets, they settle in the trees for the night, it is quite magical to watch them. These sights have inspired many of her engravings.
Régine loves to draw outdoors, with the sounds of nature, with slow observation and returns many times to the same spot. She later works with the outdoor sketches. She has only had exhibitions in the UK, with other engraving artists. The exhibition at the Brussels Women’s Club, is dedicated to Régine’s late husband, Roger Wilson, a passionate bird watcher, who dedicated his life to saving the forests of our fragile planet. He was a senior conservationist with the World Land Trust.
