“De Bruycker seems at times to draw inspiration from the
picturesque romanticism of Gustave Dore,
and in his way of magnifying portions of architecture he adopts something of
the Brangwyn manner, but by his own
natural gifts this Ghent artist dominates these reminiscences and his
individuality seems to be more apparent in each successive work” (Uit The
Studio – ed. Charles Holmes).
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