Roger Emile Greisch

Roger Greisch (1917–1999) was a prolific Belgian painter whose career spanned several decades and encompassed both figurative and abstract styles. His early work, which included figurative paintings such as “Working farmer” (1941), evolved significantly over time. From the 1960s onward, he transitioned to producing abstract and geometric compositions, creating prominent pieces with titles such as “Abstraction,” “Composition,” “Polygones,” and “Arcs.”