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H:50cmW:38cm H:73cmW:62cmBelgia Th¨¦o van Rysselberghe (23 November 1862 ¨C 14 December 1926), a Belgian Neo-Impressionist painter, is renowned for representative works such as The Three Sisters of the Zethe Family, The Moroccan Butcher Shop, and The Helmsman. These works are housed in the Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent and the Mus¨¦e d'Orsay in Paris. In 1883, he joined the Belgian artistic group Les XX and, alongside Georges Seurat, promoted the development of Neo-Impressionism. His early genre painting The Moroccan Butcher Shop depicts street life through the treatment of light and shadow. In 1901, he gained international recognition at the Venice Biennale. His portrait The Three Sisters of the Zethe Family, executed with a pointillist technique, was later featured in the 2014 exhibition "Face to Face: Neo-Impressionist Portraits" at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. His late work The Helmsman is now in the collection of the Mus¨¦e d'Orsay.