King Baudouin Foundation

Belgium · 9 works · 8 painters

The King Baudouin Foundation (Dutch: Koning Boudewijnstichting; French: Fondation Roi-Baudouin) is a foundation based in Brussels, Belgium. Set up in 1976 to mark the 25th anniversary of King Baudouin's accession to the throne, it has been under the honorary presidency of Queen Mathilde since 2015. It works to improve society through projects in Belgium, across Europe and internationally. Its link to painting is incidental: the website lists nine paintings connected to it, including works by Hendrick met de Bles, who appears most often with two titles, along with Jacob Jordaens, Félicien Rops, Henri Evenepoel and James Ensor.

Works

**The lady with the puppet**Félicien Rops1885

**Charles in a Striped Jersey**Henri Evenepoel1898

**Le siège de la ville et du château de Dinant sur la Meuse en mai 1675 - Adam François van der Meulen**Adam Frans van der Meulen1680

**The Way of the Cross**Herri met de Bles1525

**Landscape and Meeting on the Road to Emmaus**Herri met de Bles1600

The Absinth Drinker

The Absinth DrinkerLéon Spilliaert1907

Skeleton Looking at Chinoiseries

Skeleton Looking at ChinoiseriesJames Ensor1885

**Retrato de hombre**Antoine Vestier1785

Artists with work in this museum

Herri met de Bles 2
Jacob Jordaens 1
James Ensor 1
Adam Frans van der Meulen 1
Félicien Rops 1
Henri Evenepoel 1
Léon Spilliaert 1
Antoine Vestier 1