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NACKAERTS, Frans: Louvain in the Process of Disappearing. View of Rue de la Tuerie. Early 20th century, 12 etchings, 48.4 x 33.8 cm (sheet), laid paper, black ink, signed, printed, and handwritten title labels (a few spots and light stains; some edges browned and creased). Frans Nackaerts (1884–1948) was a Belgian painter and illustrator. He was a student of Constantin Meunier and Omer Dierickx, who wrote the foreword to the second series of “Louvain qui disparaît.” During World War I, Frans Nackaerts published two series of etchings depicting the city of Leuven in 1912 and 1914. 1. A Regular. - 2. A Regular. - 3. Summer Evening. - 4. Old Shacks. - 5. Night Scenes. - 6. Interior of a Home. - 7. In Winter. - 8. Small Shop (interior). - 9. Small Town. - 10. Street Stall. - 11. A Livelihood. - 12. Returning Home.
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