Ignace Brice

1795–1866 (age 71)

Biography

Ignace Brice was a distinguished Belgian painter of the nineteenth century, whose artistic contributions reflected the cultural flourishing of the Kingdom of Belgium during its formative decades. His works demonstrated mastery of composition and technique, earning him recognition among his contemporaries in the artistic circles of Brussels and Flanders.

Brice's legacy endures through his paintings and his influence on the development of Belgian art during a period of significant national and cultural transformation. He was laid to rest in Laeken Cemetery, a final resting place befitting his standing in Belgian society.

Also buried at Laeken Cemetery

François-Jean Wyns de Raucourt
1779–1857 (age 78)
Laeken Cemetery
Theophile Fallon
1791–1872 (age 81)
Laeken Cemetery
Theophile Fallon was a Belgian lawyer whose legal career spanned the early decades of the nineteenth century.
Gustave Hansotte
1827–1886 (age 59)
Laeken Cemetery
Gustave Hansotte was an architect who shaped Belgium’s built environment with elegance and precision.
Camille Jenatzy
1868–1913 (age 45)
Laeken Cemetery
Camille Jenatzy was an engineer whose pioneering work helped advance the possibilities of early motor technology.
Émile Storms
1846–1918 (age 72)
Laeken Cemetery
Émile Storms was a military officer who died in 1918 during the First World War.
Edouard van Overbeke
1855–1938 (age 83)
Laeken Cemetery
Edouard van Overbeke, painter, rests at Laeken Cemetery, remembered for capturing Brussels with luminous detail.