The work of Belgian artist Agnes Maes (1942 - 2016) is characterised by a great variation in form and subject matter, both in painting and drawing. Her work balances between figuration and abstraction, and is deeply rooted in what one could call the Flemish tradition of painting. Both in themes, use of colours, brushstrokes and layers, one can find references to and echoes of Raoul De Keyser and Roger Raveel.
