Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region

Summary

Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region is an organizing committee^[1].

Key Facts

• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region is in the country of Belgium^[2].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's instance of is recorded as organizing committee^[3].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's instance of is recorded as nonprofit organization^[4].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's headquarters location is recorded as Liège^[5].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's Commons category is recorded as Comité d'organisation de l'Exposition de l'art ancien au pays de Liège (1881)^[6].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's industry is recorded as temporary exhibition^[7].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's chairperson is recorded as Charles de Luesemans^[8].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's chairperson is recorded as Henri Schuermans^[9].
• +1881-05-17T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region^[10].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's Commons Creator page is recorded as Comité d'organisation de l'Exposition de l'art ancien au pays de Liège (1881)^[11].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Jules Helbig^[12].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Prosper Drion^[13].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Antonin Terme^[14].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Jean-Simon Renier^[15].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Paul-Joseph Carpay^[16].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Joseph Demarteau^[17].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Henri Helbig^[18].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Georges Terme^[19].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Édouard van Marcke^[20].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Joseph Alexandre^[21].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Mathieu Grandjean^[22].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Oscar Desoer de Solières^[23].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Jules de Chestret de Haneffe^[24].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's board member is recorded as Lambert Noppius^[25].
• Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's created for is recorded as Q137806608^[26].

Body

Founding

+1881-05-17T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region^[10].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Charles de Luesemans^[8], a politician^[27], 1808–1882^[28], of Belgium^[29] and Henri Schuermans^[9], an archaeologist^[30], 1825–1905^[31], of Belgium^[32]. Board members include Jules Helbig^[12], a painter^[33], 1821–1906^[34], of Belgium^[35]; Prosper Drion^[13], a sculptor^[36], 1822–1906^[37], of Belgium^[38], awarded the Knight of the Order of Leopold^[39]; Antonin Terme^[14], a naval officer^[40], 1830–1902^[41], of France^[42], awarded the Officier de l'Instruction publique^[43]; Jean-Simon Renier^[15], a writer^[44], 1818–1907^[45], of Belgium^[46], awarded the Boursier de la fondation Lambert Darchis^[47]; Paul-Joseph Carpay^[16], a painter^[48], 1822–1892^[49], of Belgium^[50]; and Joseph Demarteau^[17], an editor-in-chief^[51], 1842–1910^[52], of Belgium^[53].

Operations

Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's headquarters location is recorded as Liège^[5].

Industry

Organizing Committee of the Exhibition of Ancient Art in the Liège Region's industry is recorded as temporary exhibition^[7].