Belgian avant-garde
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Literature
- Henri Kistemaeckers, printer
- Auguste Poulet-Malassis, printer, at one time based in Brussels
- Van Nu en Straks and Jacques Mesnil
- Jacques Sternberg
- Paul van Ostaijen
Visual arts
- Les XX
- Le Salon de la Libre Esthétique
- Abstract art in Belgium
- Belgian expressionism
- Flemish surrealism
- Brabantse Fauvisme
Politics
Performing arts
Dance
Film
By region
See also
- Belgian Modernism
- Dada in Belgium
- Belgian Surrealism
- Belgian art
- Dutch avant-garde
- European avant-garde
References
- De introductie, verspreiding en vestiging van jazz in België. Een socio-historische studie over jazz in het interbellum by Marieke Anaf
- Couture Norine, Brussels: The Embodiment of the Belgian Avant-Garde, 1916-1952 by Nele Bernheim.
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